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In 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
by jdavis703 8y ago
In 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?