Trump Pledges to End Double Taxation for Americans Abroad

The proposal aims to alleviate tax burdens for U.S. citizens living overseas, targeting a key voter demographic ahead of the election.

Donald Trump has announced a plan to eliminate the 'double taxation' faced by Americans residing outside the U.S.
This proposal is part of Trump's broader strategy to secure votes from the estimated 9 million Americans living abroad.
Americans abroad currently must file U.S. tax returns, potentially paying taxes both in the U.S. and in their country of residence.
Trump's plan, which lacks specific implementation details, would require congressional approval to take effect.
The initiative is part of a series of tax proposals by Trump, including cuts on overtime pay and Social Security income.