German taxpayer was subject to regular U.S. income tax and covered expatriate tax.

Experienced Tax Accountant – The Tax Court has held that a taxpayer with connections to Germany, including a German passport, who had a U.S. green card for many years, was not a German resident, and was therefore subject to U.S. taxation as a nonresident. It also found that he was subject to the Code Sec. 877A tax on covered expatriates.

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