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by jwr
229 days ago
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If you are a US citizen, US taxes you on your worldwide income, so you have to file regardless of where you live. And filing in the US is the actual burden, not the taxes themselves — inscrutable tax law and byzantine forms mean that you can't file yourself (you pay tax-filing companies to do that for you) and your tax returns easily reach hundreds of pages. US screws its expats in a big way. The club of countries that do this includes: United States, Eritrea and Myanmar. |
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