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Why would you pay them twice? Pay them once, in the country you actually live in.
by lucian1900 12y ago
Why would you pay them twice? Pay them once, in the country you actually live in.
- hluska 12y agoThese are called tax treaties - each individual treaty has some different rules regarding where incomes are earned and where taxes are owning. As an example, here is one between Thailand and Canada: http://www.fin.gc.ca/treaties-conventions/thailand_-eng.asp http://www.fin.gc.ca/treaties-conventions/thailand_-eng.asp
- nilsimsa 12y agoAs I understand it, the US is the only country that taxes you on income abroad. So why would there be double taxation elsewhere?
- gamblor956 12y agoMore than 2 dozen countries, including China, tax their citizens and permanent residents on their worldwide income. However, as a practical matter only the U.S. actually attempts to enforce its income tax laws on a worldwide basis. The U.S. and China both offer an expatriate exemption (first $100k in income for the US) and foreign tax credits against U.S./China taxes for local country income taxes paid.