In the U.S., yesterday presidential candidate Rick Perry proposed slashing the tax level of repatriated offshore profits. "He would allow multinational companies to repatriate profits earned overseas at a 5.25 percent rate and would set up a territorial tax system that essentially ends U.S. taxation of profits earned outside the country."
http://www.businessweek.com/news/201...le-system.html
This would surely boost the economy in the U.S. But once again, the benefits seem limited to large multinational corporations (i.e., large donors) rather than to everyone. So, I am not sure whether that would help you, but it is a good idea to wait until after the election. There is also the chance that the Republicans might repeal FATCA, as there is a push to do so by U.S. expatriate advocacy groups.
Otherwise, you need to hire a very good tax attorney. Be sure to hire a tax attorney, not a CPA or another tax specialist, so that you have attorney-client privilege. If you decide that the cost to repatriate your money is too high, your privacy remains intact.
Bring money back to US.
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