All of this time wasting nonsense could go away under H.R. 25.
Your retired expat couple who you are calling drug dealing money laundering criminals and who are shielding their assets from dufuses in Treasury have likely paid their taxes and do not want to pay for the ten years since expatriating after some dem A-hole got the dumbass idea to tax Americans permanently whether or not they are residing overseas or are no longer citizens.
Your actual drug gang criminals will certainly find sanctuary in other parts of the world outside Switzerland, and they won’t be bothered by your diatribe. And their movements and operations will likely be monitored by intelligence assets of CIA rather than some dweeb in IRS.
Which makes your post useless to the problem at hand.
Make yourself useful:
http://www.fairtax.org
>>Your retired expat couple who you are calling drug dealing money laundering criminals and who are shielding their assets from dufuses in Treasury have likely paid their taxes and do not want to pay for the ten years since expatriating after some dem A-hole got the dumbass idea to tax Americans permanently whether or not they are residing overseas or are no longer citizens.<<
So are you saying that foreign banks who do business in the U.S. should be less regulated than American banks or do yoiu object to government oversight of all banks that do business in the U.S. ?
Sounds like it came from the same box of administration excuses that the "you want to pay more taxes because your deadbeat neighbor didn't pay his mortgage while you were paying yours, so's your own house value won't drop" excuse came from.
I swear to God that they have teams of people sitting around in Washington just thinking this crap up.