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Originally Posted by SKY
For any American that is even thinking of going to this meeting I have a Bridge to sell you in Brooklyn.
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Yes that's what I thought too but as no-one had commented I thought maybe the US citizens didn't want to, so, as a Brit. I thought I'd voice my........er........scepticism. The DR1 News item from yesterday is:
IRS visits PP
The United States Embassy in Santo Domingo and the American Chamber of Commerce is inviting US citizens residing abroad to attend a seminar by an IRS tax consultant. The seminar will take place at the Gran Ventana Hotel, located in the Playa Dorada complex, on 6 March 2008 from 8:30pm until 10:30pm. It will be followed by a question and answer session. Anyone interested in attending may call the American Chamber of Commerce in Puerto Plata at 809 586-4979 to confirm. In addition, the IRS consultant will be available on Thursday afternoon from 1pm to 5pm and Friday morning from 8am to 12pm for brief individual meetings with US taxpayers who need to discuss complex and specific issues in private. Individual meetings will be held at the Consular Agency in Puerto Plata. Please call 809 586-8017 or 809 586-8023 to make an appointment. The Consular Agency is located in Puerto Plata, Calle Villanueva esq. John F. Kennedy, 2nd floor of Edificio Abraxas.
which leads me to believe that IRS=what it normally means & isn't a Spanish abbreviation.
