Category: Expatriate
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The District of Columbia Organic Act of 1871: The Birth of a “United States Corporation”?
The District of Columbia Organic Act of 1871 is a pivotal moment in U.S. history that continues to fuel speculation and debate among historians, legal scholars, and theorists. While the act was officially intended to streamline governance within the District of Columbia, many believe it also marked a turning point for the United States, reorganizing…
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CRA to continue with capital tax changes despite prorogation: Finance Department
The federal government says the Canada Revenue Agency will continue to administer the capital gains tax changes proposed in the budget last year, even though they haven’t passed in Parliament, which is prorogued until March 24. Definition prorogued (past tense) · prorogued (past participle) The Finance Department says parliamentary convention dictates that taxation proposals such as the capital…
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America’s Quest for Justice: Unraveling Canada’s Role in the 2020 Election Controversy
The chill of January cuts deep, but the winds of justice blow colder. Across the border, beneath the veneer of our friendly northern neighbor, lies a storm of accusations that demands attention. Evidence is mounting that the Government of Canada may have played a role in undermining the sanctity of the 2020 United States presidential…
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Greenland: A Strategic Asset for America in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
As the world enters the Age of Artificial Intelligence (AI), strategic resources are becoming more critical than ever. Among the most important considerations for the United States is Greenland—a landmass rich in resources and geopolitically significant. The island is already home to several U.S. military bases, but its untapped energy and mineral wealth could redefine…
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Oh, You Forgot to File? The IRS Is Here to Remind You – With Love, of Course
Well, well, well, the IRS is rolling out its red carpet again, but not for the usual suspects. This time, the guest list is exclusive: 125,000 high-earning Americans who apparently decided taxes were optional sometime between 2017 and 2022. Bravo, folks. If you’re pulling in over $400,000 a year (or over $1 million for the…
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The Five Best Golden Visa Countries in 2024 – Plus Argentina: One to Watch
Golden Visas continue to attract high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) seeking dual citizenship, visa-free travel, and unparalleled opportunities for global mobility. While the programs differ by country, the benefits remain universally enticing: a gateway to new horizons, security for families, and potential tax advantages. Here are the top five Golden Visa destinations for 2024 and an exciting…
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The Global Giants: Amsterdam, London, and New York’s 400-Year Journey of Innovation and Influence
The modern global economy is shaped by colossal urban centers, each an epicenter of innovation, commerce, and cultural dynamism. Among them, Amsterdam, London, and New York stand as timeless giants whose histories are woven together by threads of ambition, resilience, and rivalry. These cities are more than just financial hubs; they embody the essence of…
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Global Expatriation Trends: Understanding the Numbers Behind the Movement
The phenomenon of expatriation is not just a temporary trend but a long-term global shift. As millions of people relocate each year for work, education, or retirement, understanding the dynamics of the global expatriate population provides valuable insight for investors, governments, and global businesses. Although it is difficult to pinpoint an exact annual figure for…