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Its definitely about how the compounding of two taxes is a lot. If you live in a country that doesnt have a tax treaty with the us for example, for every 100 d
by conanbatt 9y ago
Its definitely about how the compounding of two taxes is a lot.
If you live in a country that doesnt have a tax treaty with the us for example, for every 100 dollars, you could potentially have to pay 35 in the US, and then of the 65 left, 22.75 more to the home country, for a whooping total of 57.75% tax rate.