The US will revoke passports of parents owing child support, starting with approximately 2,700 holders owing $100,000 or more. A broader phase covering arrears above $2,500 will follow.
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U.S. taxpayers who hold foreign mutual funds or ETFs classified as Passive Foreign Investment Companies (PFICs) may be required to file IRS Form 8621 and report income annually under a separate tax regime. The rules differ significantly from those applying to U.S.-based funds.
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A guide covering what US green cards are, who qualifies for them, and how they function as a form of lawful permanent residency. The resource addresses common questions about the green card process for immigrants and Americans abroad.
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