Orange Mussolini and the Invertebrates have just produced a new "hit" for all ex-pats. It's called the 1% Remittance Tax. Come January, it will be sweeping the globe.

The U.S. Remittance Tax Is Now Law: What This Means for Americans Abroad

The above article mentions Wise by name. Pooh. However, the response below from Google's AI says that certain types of transfers are exempt from the tax:

1) Transfers funded from a U.S. bank account.
2) Transfers made with a U.S.-issued debit or credit card.
3) Transfers using digital apps like Zelle, PayPal, or Venmo, provided the source of funds is linked to a qualifying account.

Will the new 1% remittance tax apply to purchases made outside the United States?

Hmmm. Stay tuned for contining developments. In the meantime, write your Invertebrate Republican Representative and offer to send them a spine, free of charge. Oh, yeah, don't forget to mention that Jeffrey Epstein sent you.

Felon 47 and Republican tax mongers are assholes.

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Orange Mussolini and the Invertebrates have just produced a new "hit" for all ex-pats. It's called the 1% Remittance Tax. Come January, it will be sweeping the globe.

The U.S. Remittance Tax Is Now Law: What This Means for Americans Abroad

The above article mentions Wise by name. Pooh. However, the response below from Google's AI says that certain types of transfers are exempt from the tax:

1) Transfers funded from a U.S. bank account.
2) Transfers made with a U.S.-issued debit or credit card.
3) Transfers using digital apps like Zelle, PayPal, or Venmo, provided the source of funds is linked to a qualifying account.

Will the new 1% remittance tax apply to purchases made outside the United States?

Hmmm. Stay tuned for contining developments. In the meantime, write your Invertebrate Republican Representative and offer to send them a spine, free of charge. Oh, yeah, don't forget to mention that Jeffrey Epstein sent you.

Felon 47 and Republican tax mongers are assholes.

The U.S. Remittance Tax Is Now Law: What This Means for Americans Abroad

The above article mentions Wise by name. Pooh. However, the response below from Google's AI says that certain types of transfers are exempt from the tax:

1) Transfers funded from a U.S. bank account.
2) Transfers made with a U.S.-issued debit or credit card.
3) Transfers using digital apps like Zelle, PayPal, or Venmo, provided the source of funds is linked to a qualifying account.

Will the new 1% remittance tax apply to purchases made outside the United States?

Hmmm. Stay tuned for contining developments. In the meantime, write your Invertebrate Republican Representative and offer to send them a spine, free of charge. Oh, yeah, don't forget to mention that Jeffrey Epstein sent you.