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The effects of FATCA?
For more than 10 years, I have been helping clients to obtain German citizenship. Those who have German parents, grand-parents or further removed ancestors either are German already (often without knowing it) or eligible for naturalization under less strict conditions than other applicants. … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, German Law, Immigration Law, Law, Politics, USA
Tagged FATCA, passport, taxes
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