You are American and you are an expat who wants to avoid taxes.
The first category includes people whose upbringing took place in the United States, but they left their homeland in order to work, marry, or just live in other countries.
You are an American digital nomad (and obviously you want to avoid taxes).
Digital nomads are people who constantly travel from country to country and work from their mobile computers, thus avoiding becoming tax residents of the countries in which they stay.
Only born. You were born in America but left America shortly after.
The third category includes mainly individuals who left the United States shortly after they were born.
Taxation because of citizenship. One needs to be aware that the United States levies taxes on all of its citizens, irrespective of the countries in which they live or work. This means that the individuals in each of the aforementioned three categories may be subject to U.S. taxes even if they have not been in the United States for years.
Attention!
Such individuals may also be obliged to report their earnings to the U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS). A U.S. citizen who earns more than $12,200 (as of 2019) is required to file a tax return with the IRS, no matter whether she succeeds to reduce its tax burden to zero by using legal tax optimization techniques.
Taxpayers who fail to submit a tax return to the IRS may be subject to a 6% interest on the taxes due, fines, and even imprisonment.
By reading this book, you will learn:
- Introduction
- Annoying fatca
- A brief overview of the U.S. personal taxation regime
- Using double tax treaties to reduce U.S. Tax burden
- The tax credits!
- Countries having beneficial double tax treaties with the U.S.
- A new passport, the ultimate solution?
- How and where to get a new passport?
- Conclusion
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