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They'll put their money in New Zealand or Canada or Taiwan, maybe. I know I wouldn't stand for this personally.
by microcolonel 8y ago
They'll put their money in New Zealand or Canada or Taiwan, maybe. I know I wouldn't stand for this personally.
- jdavis703 8y agoIn the U.S. you’re required to pay taxes on income made both domestically and internationally. Failure to declare those earnings outside the U.S. would probably be tax fraud.
- microcolonel 8y ago> In the U.S. you’re required to pay taxes on income made both domestically and internationally. As a dual filer, I know this is not true. As a U.S. citizen, you are required to file taxes on all income, foreign source or U.S. source, but you are not required to pay taxes on all of it. And why remain a U.S. citizen anyway if you can't afford it?