
The only member of the group who has standing is Daniel Kuettel, a citizen of Switzerland who renounced his U.S. citizenship, and only regarding two counts alleging the heightened reporting requirements of the law deny equal protection to Americans living abroad and that the penalty for failing to file a Foreign Bank Account Report is excessive, Judge Rose said. However, those assertions do not survive a facial challenge, he said.
The public interest is also best served by keeping the FATCA provisions in place, Judge Rose said. The court found that the amended complaint, like the original, failed to establish that the taxpayer had standing to bring the suit because it didn't sufficiently allege that he was in fact injured by FATCA or that any FATCA-related harms to him were imminent. Alsheikh v. Lew, et al, (DC CA 08/22/2016) 118 AFTR 2d ¶2016-5149.
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