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by pc86
1271 days ago
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> they would probably have to be dual citizens Not at all true, it sounds like you're just guessing about what how you think things should work? > And then they'd have to file taxes in both countries. Not at all true again, regardless of where your house is, even if you're a dual citizen. The US is the only country that claims to be able to tax the earnings of its citizens outside of its borders. |
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China, Eritrea tax worldwide income of non-resident citizens.
A bunch of other countries do it in limited circumstances, e.g.
- French citizen living in Monaco
- Some countries tax non-resident citizens living in tax havens