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Americans Overseas

Name: Americans Overseas
Address: Mr. Treublaan 7, Amsterdam, 1097DP, NL
Telephone: +31202389420

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We inform Americans Overseas on U.S. tax matters and connect them to a network tax & legal firms to

Americans Overseas supports Americans living abroad who were either born in the States or have an American parent – as well as internationals who have lived and worked in the US through the green card system – and are faced with the challenges of the US worldwide taxation system.

12/06/2026

CNN has published an article about the growing number of Americans abroad considering renouncing U.S. citizenship.

Daan Durlacher, co-founder of Americans Overseas, was interviewed about what we see every day: for many U.S. citizens abroad, this is not mainly about politics. It is about U.S. tax filing, FATCA, banking restrictions and the administrative burden of being treated as a U.S. person.

Renunciation is a serious legal and tax decision. Before taking any steps, it is important to understand your U.S. tax position first.

Read more: https://americansoverseas.org/en/news/cnn-americans-abroad-renouncing-us-citizenship/

19/05/2026

At first glance, the Tiësto case looks like celebrity tax news.

But the real lesson is much broader.

The case shows how expensive bad cross-border tax advice can become when more than one tax system is involved. According to the Amsterdam Court of Appeal, faulty advice around U.S. tax residency and filing had major financial consequences.

That is not just relevant for high-profile performers. It also matters for Americans abroad, green card holders, entrepreneurs, and expats with investments, crypto, pensions, or other cross-border complexity.

Once your life spans more than one tax system, assumptions can become costly.

Read more: https://americansoverseas.org/en/news/tiesto-cross-border-tax-advice/

16/03/2026

A major change for Americans abroad: the U.S. renunciation fee is being reduced.

The fee for renouncing U.S. citizenship will drop from $2,350 to $450, effective April 13, 2026.

For many Americans abroad, this removes a significant financial barrier. At the same time, the process itself will still depend on local U.S. embassies and consulates, where waiting times, appointment availability, and procedures can vary considerably.

Read what this means in practice:
https://americansoverseas.org/en/news/renounce-us-citizenship-fee-2026/

09/03/2026

Dutch court: FATCA data of Accidental Americans in the Netherlands may still be shared with the IRS

For Dutch residents with US nationality, this decision confirms that FATCA data sharing between the Netherlands and the IRS will continue for now.

In our latest article, we explain the court’s reasoning, the contrast with Belgium, and what practical steps Accidental Americans may want to consider.

Read more: https://americansoverseas.org/en/news/court-ruling-fatca-accidental-americans-netherlands/

21/01/2026

George Clooney’s French citizenship made headlines. But beyond the celebrity news is a question many Americans abroad quietly ask:

Does U.S. citizenship still make sense when your life is built elsewhere?

While Clooney has not renounced his U.S. citizenship, his situation reflects real issues expats face—IRS filings, FBAR obligations, complex tax rules, and, for some, the U.S. exit tax.

Read the article: https://americansoverseas.org/en/news/renouncing-u-s-citizenship/

08/01/2026

Residence-Based Taxation in America: Why the Law Has Not Yet Been Adopted (and What Is Happening Now)🇺🇸

While the proposal aims to tax Americans based on residence rather than citizenship, progress has been slow and the outcome remains uncertain.

Americans Overseas is closely following developments and highlighting the risk that well-intended reforms can narrow over time.

🔗 Read the update: https://americansoverseas.org/en/news/residence-based-taxation-in-america/

10/12/2025

There’s a lot of confusion about the Exclusive Citizenship Act of 2025, especially for Americans living abroad. 🇺🇸🌍

What does the bill actually propose?
Who would be affected?
Do you need to take action?

In our new article, we explain the facts clearly and without speculation.
Read more: https://americansoverseas.org/en/news/exclusive-citizenship-act/

Americans Overseas connects U.S. citizens worldwide with expert, no-obligation support for U.S. tax and citizenship matters.

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Mr. Treublaan 7
Amsterdam
1097DP

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