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Doesn't the US have tax agreements with most countries? You still have to pay tax on US income.
by melony 4y ago
Doesn't the US have tax agreements with most countries? You still have to pay tax on US income.
- frozenlettuce 4y agoNot if the employee is hired from a proxy company in the target country.
- circlefavshape 4y agoIt's not US income if you don't live in the US. You pay income tax based on where you live, not where you employer lives
- xyzzyz 4y agoUS taxes all income you earn anywhere in the world. It’s not that bad in practice, as first $100k or something earned abroad is exempt, and there are anti double taxation treaties with many countries, but overall, if you’re a US citizen abroad, you might owe US taxes.
- amf12 4y ago> US taxes all income you earn anywhere in the world US taxes all income you anywhere in the world for US residents.
- valarauko 4y agoDoes that apply in the context of this thread? Presumably the person hired in Argentina is a Argentinian national, not a US citizen living in Argentina.
- circlefavshape 4y agoI'd guess that most people living in Argentina are not, in fact, US citizens. If an Argentinian did a contract for an American company while living in Argentina, I'd expect them pay Argentinian rather than US income tax on that
- throw123123123 4y agoNo you don't. It would be a tariff to do so.