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re: 77,000 different foreign banks in 70 countries reporting to IRS now
Posted on 6/5/14 at 9:11 am to BBONDS25
Posted on 6/5/14 at 9:11 am to BBONDS25
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It means as an accountant, You are by definition a bean counter. You crunch numbers. Which is important. But legal strategy planing strategy and overall tax strategy is left to lawyers. The use of foreign benefits can be a very effective planning tool. You Stick to crunching the numbers. You aren't qualified for the planning side.
I work for a law firm dummy. You have no idea what I do. Number crunching ain't it. I highly doubt you could hold my jock when it comes to international planning and structuring TBH.
Posted on 6/5/14 at 10:40 am to Tiger n Miami AU83
If you aren't an attorney you aren't prepared an shouldn't be doing planning. Be an accountant. That is what you are trained for If you want to plan go to law school then get your LLM. If an accountant is doing any planning hopefully it's not for anyone with substantial assets. That would be dangerous. I would imagine the lawyers at your job do the heavy lifting.
Posted on 6/5/14 at 11:19 am to Tiger n Miami AU83
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I work for a law firm dummy. You have no idea what I do.
quote:Let me clear up my thinking & understanding for you.
For now, I'll just say NC is way way off in his thinking and doesn't understand much of anything going on in this area.
I understand you work for lawyers who, based on your response to BBONDS, you apparently hold in low regard.
I understand you're reticent to engage with any specificity regarding the OP, despite the subject falling in an area you'd claim as expertise. Strange indeed.
I understand you apparently view American accounts yet to be identified in 77,000 banks in 70 countries as a BFD -- presumably numerous and voluminous.
However, I understand you've not quantitated the number of accounts that this new reach will identify, nor the impact it will have on receipts.
I understand your reference to "stashed money in foreign banks" may have intended something other than what it implied, but oddly when given opportunity to clarify, you didn't.
I understand some of your language to be fairly sophomoric and inexpert for an accountant to be tossing around a poliboard. But it is the same language the IRS tosses into talking points.
My guess, and it's only a guess, is that newly discovered undisclosed accounts among those 77,000 banks in 70 countries will total <5000 on top of those previously identified.
You seem to be under a different impression. Why?
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