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You have to report taxes. Whether you pay taxes depends on whether there's a tax treaty with your residence to avoid double taxation. Australia and the USA have
by jacques_chester 5y ago
You have to report taxes. Whether you pay taxes depends on whether there's a tax treaty with your residence to avoid double taxation. Australia and the USA have such a treaty.
A note: reporting applies to tax residents, not just citizens. Brendan will be reporting to the US for some years to come, simply by virtue of his long time spent in the US.
(Of course, I am not a tax lawyer, etc)
> If you don't feel committed to the US, then why would you put up with such a thing?
For the protections of citizenship and the right to vote. If you have made a life in the US that's worth having.
- ghaff 5y agoSure. And if you live in the US, you'll have to pay US taxes anyway. The parent's point is that, if you think you'll permanently move out of the US in a few years anyway, you should probably think hard about whether you really want US citizenship.