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I did formally relocate to Colorado and start paying their local taxes. Later when I moved to Amsterdam, I started paying Netherlands taxes. There's no dodgin
by z9znz 4y ago
I did formally relocate to Colorado and start paying their local taxes.
Later when I moved to Amsterdam, I started paying Netherlands taxes.
There's no dodging, at least if you are able to setup residence somewhere. If you are unable to setup residence somewhere, then you are not really dodging as you are not able to pay if you wanted to. (But you are also not officially allowed to be working). In my view, however, if you are not taking local jobs, but you are adding consumer spending to a region, then you are not taking something away from the locals.
- bombcar 4y agoYeah, you've done it legally (others are illegal immigrants perhaps) - but "taking something away from the locals" isn't the only measure, and income tax is part of that. Obviously if 5,000 nomads descended on a small town there'd be services that would be strained - of course even paying income tax wouldn't necessarily solve all of those. Hopefully it'll be more hammered out as time progresses so there's more options available.