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by bobthepanda 2048 days ago
Presumably, people who are international enough aren't being taxed by the US in the first place.
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But who would have their own government taxes to dodge.
Many countries do not tax their residents on a worldwide basis. So if a person from Country X earns money in Country Y, they are simply not taxed on it in Country X. They don't need to set up a complicated foreign corporate structure to avoid immediate taxation, as US residents do.