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After the Bruyea Decision: Can Americans Abroad Still Use Foreign Tax Credits to Avoid NIIT?

Pinui Binui (פינוי בינוי) or TAMA 38 (תמא 38): A Hidden US Tax Trap for Americans Owning Apartments in Israel

Summary judgement briefs

We file our motion for summary judgement

Government files for Summary Judgement

Dates set for GILTI summary judgment motion

Two developments in our GILTI case and fight for justice

Government concedes virtally all defenses in GILTI case

Our fight against Treasury and the courts for simple GILTI justice

The problem when people die holding assets in more than one country

How non-US resident beneficiaries can claim their interest in a United States Investment Account After the Owner Dies

Offset Obamacare and NIIT with Foreign tax credits

Washington DC Appellate Court hears GILTI and Tax Disclosure cases

Court rules: US expat can avoid the 3.8% Obamacare tax using foreign tax credits, if allowed under the specific income tax treaty

Supreme Court hears oral arguments – Is the Transition tax constitutional. Read analysis

Food-deliver apps. When and what are they liable for. The US case of Grubhub

The cornerstone of US law related to internet liability

Discovery in United States litigation – understanding the basics

US Crypto Taxation. US Treasury issues extensive proposed tax regulations to enforce the taxation of crypto transactions.

Democrats in Ways & Means introduce Tax Simplification for Americans Abroad Act