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No. That's only doable if you do individual sports such as boxing, tennis, golf, where you are free to take residence anywhere, or if you play for Monaco FC ;-)
by flexie 13y ago
No. That's only doable if you do individual sports such as boxing, tennis, golf, where you are free to take residence anywhere, or if you play for Monaco FC ;-)
- vl 13y agoSurprisingly, not always. American hockey players (or coaches) playing for Vancouver often choose to live at Point Robers to avoid paying Canadian taxes. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Point_Roberts,_Washington http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Point_Roberts,_Washington
- smsm42 13y agoFascinating place, Point Roberts. I've read a number of people from surrounding localities go there for cheap goods (Canada has 12% VAT, US does not). Also, I heard, popular with witness protection since you have to cross the border control to drive in there (which could be a problem for somebody who is a felon).