Voice Americans overseas: many American expats are becoming increasingly alarmed by the taxation and banking regulations imposed on them by the U.S. government, many of which they consider unjust. Swiss News spoke to the executive director of American Citizens Abroad (ACA)--which represents the interests of Americans living and working overseas, to find out what action it is taking.

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Voice Americans overseas: many American expats are becoming increasingly alarmed by the taxation and banking regulations imposed on them by the U.S. government, many of which they consider unjust. Swiss News spoke to the executive director of American Citizens Abroad (ACA)--which represents the interests of Americans living and working overseas, to find out what action it is taking.

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"Current and pending taxation and banking regulations applied to American expats are counterproductive to everything the U.S. government is claiming about being a global player," states Marylouise Serrato, Executive Director of Geneva-based American Citizens Abroad. She says that of the seven areas of activity listed on the ACA website (banking, citizenship, Medicare and health care, representation, Social Security, taxation and voting)--taxation ...

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