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Unless you're a major corporation... TiberiusB Nov 2015 #1
Do companies have passports? Unequal treatment, then. CurtEastPoint Nov 2015 #2
No rtracey Nov 2015 #15
None of them are personally liable for the company debts Taitertots Nov 2015 #17
correct rtracey Nov 2015 #30
But most of those taxes aren't owed. Igel Nov 2015 #31
This could affect some prominent people. Renew Deal Nov 2015 #3
Nah. Laws are for the 'Little People'... n/t Earth_First Nov 2015 #6
Exactly. nt City Lights Nov 2015 #8
Bingo! geardaddy Nov 2015 #11
50k owed in taxes cannot possibly be "little people" yeoman6987 Nov 2015 #22
Yes it can. Demobrat Nov 2015 #41
I know someone who did something similar PersonNumber503602 Nov 2015 #46
Especially conservatives... AllTooEasy Nov 2015 #14
They want a flat tax or something like it yeoman6987 Nov 2015 #25
could, but it won't. Javaman Nov 2015 #29
"Could", but won't eom LiberalElite Nov 2015 #47
Great law FLPanhandle Nov 2015 #4
Even better than that.... sofa king Nov 2015 #5
Nah MosheFeingold Nov 2015 #10
The sort of people that have island get-aways won't be affected by this. n/t hughee99 Nov 2015 #19
The average Joe usually doesn't owe $50,000 or more to the IRS FLPanhandle Nov 2015 #23
There's a wide gap between "average joe" and "Island getaway joe". hughee99 Nov 2015 #27
It may hit some domestically Igel Nov 2015 #32
Does not avoid the tax bill -- being out of the country tolls the SOL on collection. n/t Hepburn Nov 2015 #26
Really? Helen Borg Nov 2015 #7
Nope. You're confusing citizenship with passport AllTooEasy Nov 2015 #12
Ok, so it's just to prevent Helen Borg Nov 2015 #20
Or simply pay one's taxes. LanternWaste Nov 2015 #38
Before you cheer that idea too loudly.... dixiegrrrrl Nov 2015 #9
Awww...the slippery slope argument again AllTooEasy Nov 2015 #13
Because the government has never christx30 Nov 2015 #33
I too, pretend that abuse will never be born from a chain of events. LanternWaste Nov 2015 #39
Agree 1000% Demeter Nov 2015 #35
In China, each citizen has a identity card, without which one cannot even take a bus to work. dixiegrrrrl Nov 2015 #42
Lets see......................... turbinetree Nov 2015 #16
What a joke. sulphurdunn Nov 2015 #18
I wonder how many "digital nomads" are going to get nabbed by this. n/t Turborama Nov 2015 #21
Seems to me its getting more difficult yuiyoshida Nov 2015 #24
+1 nt Live and Learn Nov 2015 #44
If you can afford a trip overseas, you can afford to pay your taxes you lazy bums! 951-Riverside Nov 2015 #28
How ANY Liberal can think this is a good idea is utterly beyond me. n/t broadcaster75201 Nov 2015 #34
+1 CharlotteVale Nov 2015 #36
Well, explain why. FLPanhandle Nov 2015 #40
Cause it is wrapped around the idea of "tax cheats" dixiegrrrrl Nov 2015 #43
+1 nt Live and Learn Nov 2015 #45
It'll box up the guy who gets screwed by the AMT, but not mega-millionaires in Switzerland thebighobgoblin Nov 2015 #37
... AngryAmish Nov 2015 #48
This law will be before the courts before the ink jaysunb Nov 2015 #49
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