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But nobody will know. Just don't blab. The annoying thing is having to move to keep authorities happy. You might try applying for the Spanish non lucrative v
by codecamper 10y ago
But nobody will know. Just don't blab.
The annoying thing is having to move to keep authorities happy.
You might try applying for the Spanish non lucrative visa. (Not sure if that one is still offered.)
And BTW, Americans who live outside the US can deduct nearly 100,000 from their earnings. It doesn't matter if you actually pay taxes to another country. Just make sure you aren't in the US for > 30 days in a year.
I live & roam in a camper in Europe. Pretty nice, except I miss the buzz of SF & SV.
- technofiend 10y agoMy wife wants to take an extended vacation at the end of the year. Deducting 100k from my taxable income would more than pay for the trip. Do you have a source for your information? Not that I'm challenging it exactly but that seems to good to be true and frankly I think many people with means would be using it if that was the case. So any information that backs up what you're saying would be much appreciated.
- joshyeager 10y agoI believe the parent means "make sure you are in the US for no more than 30 days in a year" not "leave the US for at least 30 days".
- technofiend 10y agoThat would make a great deal more sense.
- gregjor 10y agoIt's called the Foreign Earned Income Exemption, FEIE. You can find details on irs.gov. It's true and lots of people do use it.