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ztetranz
928 days ago
Most countries don't tax their citizens when they live elsewhere and have no income in the country. There is one notable exception.
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Svip
928 days ago
Eritrea? Since there are actually two exceptions, although one is definitely less notable than the other.
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closewith
928 days ago
The US is certainly an outlier, but domicile taxes are not at all unusual, especially at high net worth.
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simondotau
928 days ago
That one notable exception also charges a tax for renouncing citizenship.
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PopAlongKid
928 days ago
You mean the income tax on income sourced to the U.S.
prior
to leaving?
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simondotau
927 days ago
https://www.forbes.com/sites/robertwood/2015/10/23/u-s-has-w...
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impish9208
928 days ago
> There is one notable exception.
There are two actually.
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