Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/FATCA agreement between Canada and the United States
without merge to Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act#FATCA intergovernmental agreements. This title appears to be being used as a |POV fork and appears to violate . Not a single source in the article discusses the actual agreement terms, just some onerous sounding "effects" to numerous Canadians and an "enormous" cost to Canadian banks. There's not so much in the criticism/controversy section at the main FATCA article that this needs to be spun off, nor does it appear the Canadian concerns are substantially different than those any other countries affected by FATCA. If some specific issue comes up with respect to ''this'' agreement, which I strongly believe would have to do with its interaction with the idiosyncrasies of Canadian law rather than general concerns with FATCA, it can most likely be addressed in the main FATCA article |when it becomes an issue. However, I also support a '''delete''' given the redirect is not particularly helpful, and I don't see much page history here worth retaining.Also, to respond to Jonpatterns' comment, I'm sure there are some slight variances between each agreement signed by each country, but whether those variances are significant needs to be borne out in the sources first, and even if so, more than likely can be covered in the main article or in a sub-article generally discussing the intergovernmental agreements
— User:Mendaliv, 20:05, 6 February 2014 (UTC)
Stance: merge
Cited policy: WP:POVFORK||WP:NOTNEWS||WP:XBALL (Wikipedia:Content forking)