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My understanding is, it is not just 10 years. Also, I am comparing the USA to most countries out there, not a single country.
by rafski 14y ago
My understanding is, it is not just 10 years. Also, I am comparing the USA to most countries out there, not a single country.
- Jach 14y agoActually it appears we were both mistaken. There is no long-term annual tax requirement for former US citizens, though if you retain your citizenship you do have to keep filing US taxes regardless of where your income comes from. http://renunciationguide.com/Residents-Non-Resident-Citizens-and-Non-Citizens.html http://renunciationguide.com/Residents-Non-Resident-Citizens... and http://renunciationguide.com/Exit-Tax-on-Renunciants.html http://renunciationguide.com/Exit-Tax-on-Renunciants.html provide the relevant details. In short, things changed significantly in 2008.