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The Landmark FBAR Penalty Decision In Schwarzbaum: A Win for Taxpayers
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September 9, 2024 - Participants include:
Virginia La Torre Jeker - @VLJeker
John Richardson - @Expatriationlaw
AI Description:
"Good morning. This is John Richardson speaking with you from Toronto, Canada. Today is Monday, September the 9th, 2024. And I'm starting my week off with a conversation with well-known U.S. Tax lawyer, Forbes columnist, and of course, her blog is even better, longtime repeat guest with me, Virginia LaTorre-Jeker. And today we are talking about a tremendously important both legal development and I think even more important sociological development in America.
Would you agree, Virginia?
Oh, I agree. It's quite important and has broad implications.
In this episode, we delve into the recent ruling by the 11th Circuit on the case of Mr. Schwarzbaum, a U.S. person penalized with significant FBAR penalties for failing to report foreign accounts. We discuss the implications of the court's decision, which could change the landscape for taxpayers facing similar penalties. The court ruled that FBAR penalties are subject to the Excessive Fines Clause of the Constitution, marking a significant win for taxpayers and potentially opening the door to challenging other penalties.
Join us as we explore the legal and sociological impact of this decision, the potential broader applications, and what it means for the future of penalty assessments in the U.S.
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