"Belgium's Data Protection Authority ruled that the country must stop sharing the private financial information of Americans living in Belgium with the US Internal Revenue Service. "
well, this could either turn very interesting or... not.
Who knows. I don't think USA will surrender its sovereignty over its citizens that easily.
But things could escalade for sure if other EU countries would follow up.
It's not a random thing it started right from the country hosting the EU parliament...
more details below. It's like 30 lines of legalese trying to tie the non-reciprocity of the fatca to a small clause of the GDPR and forcing it to be retroactive somehow,
and then casually at the end 2 lines to say oh yeah also data protection would not be up to spec rof/% https://www.dataprotectionauthority...ta-of-belgian-accidental-americans-to-the-usa
they clearly allude to "(re)negotiating an agreement to make it GDPR compliant"...
