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"Yes, I mean the latter." I think you can see my confusion as you originally wrote: "the people renouncing might be the people who do owe additional tax" Thi
by dalke 11y ago
"Yes, I mean the latter."
I think you can see my confusion as you originally wrote:
"the people renouncing might be the people who do owe additional tax"
This is in the present tense, meaning people who currently owe taxes, which is different from those "who will in the future need to pay taxes".
- gozur88 11y agoI'm curious to know what you thought I meant by "(new)" in this sentence: "As far as I'm concerned, when you renounce your citizenship you no longer have the obligation to pay (new) US taxes regardless of what the US government thinks."