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Likely Facing Multi-Million Dollar Exit Tax, Oren Dobronski Faces Knesset Dilemma
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First reported by N12 · 5 hours ago
What happened
Likud's Oren Dobronski must likely pay a multi-million dollar US exit tax if elected to the Knesset due to renouncing his American citizenship, raising doubts about his candidacy amid Likud's political challenges.
- 01Oren Dobronski must renounce US citizenship to serve in the Israeli Knesset.
- 02Renouncing US citizenship triggers a costly exit tax on unrealized asset gains.
- 03Exit tax applies to US citizens with net worth over $2 million and high income.
- 04Dobronski's business ventures are valued in the hundreds of millions to billions.
- 05He could face a multi-million dollar tax bill upon giving up US citizenship.
- 06This financial burden may cause Dobronski to reconsider running for Knesset amid Likud's political uncertainty.
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