> By your logic I should pay taxes to the country I go on holiday on the paycheck I get while being there. No, because when your are on holiday it is not your

> By your logic I should pay taxes to the country I go on holiday on the paycheck I get while being there. No, because when your are on holiday it is not your place of employment. All they want is if you are using somewhere as your place of employment, that you pay taxes that are due on earning that money in the country, the same as if your are employed locally. It's not unreasonable. > Who do you think benefits from those taxes? You can't pick and choose which taxes you want to pay and then say there is some 'benefit' for deigning to pay any at all. Next time you stay in a hotel, try saying "I've shouldn't have to pay my bill, you should be grateful enough for the 'benefit' of the money I spent in the bar because I was staying here", and see how that works out.