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To: mainsail that
So so guy named Woo in S Korea, with an American parent but a happy Korean citizen, can get a letter when he is 40, demanding that he file taxes with the IRS for the past 20 years.

What if he forgets to answer? How does the IRS get a Korean citizen's assets? (Assuming he doesn't hold them in the US)

21 posted on 04/05/2010 10:39:46 PM PDT by cynwoody
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To: cynwoody
What if he forgets to answer? How does the IRS get a Korean citizen's assets? (Assuming he doesn't hold them in the US)

If the law stands and if the IRS follows it to the T: If you 'forget' the interest just goes up, just like it does when you 'forget' to file here. IMO, we are moving toward a unified system with many countries respecting court judgments from other countries. Now, US will not respect a Uganda court rule but US will probably coerce many into accepting ours. Best case scenario, the person will have to worry about the 'what ifs' every single day, much like a fugitive.

22 posted on 04/06/2010 8:12:10 AM PDT by mainsail that
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