Trump's proposal to end double taxation for Americans abroad could potentially benefit wealthy individuals but raises concerns about encouraging tax avoidance in offshore havens.
While Americans living abroad face double taxation, they can already discount foreign taxes from their U.S. tax bills, with those earning below $126,500 exempt altogether.
Trump's broader tax plan, which includes not taxing Social Security and reducing taxes on tipped income, seeks to appeal to a variety of voter demographics.
Mr. Trump's statement emphasizes the importance of overseas American voters in his campaign, suggesting that their participation can influence significant policy decisions.
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