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Wait? This is true in all cases? I thought the US government required you to pay income taxes after a certain income point even if you were in foreign countries
by true_religion 10y ago
Wait? This is true in all cases? I thought the US government required you to pay income taxes after a certain income point even if you were in foreign countries.
Why would Puerto Rico, which is part of the US itself, be an exception?
- vinay427 10y agoBecause foreign countries are not explicitly exempted, while PR is due to past agreements. Note that you have to live there for a good amount of the tax year to qualify, which is fairly typical.