[iainmerrick]

I hadn’t realised that’s a thing (although I probably shouldn’t be surprised) -- I thought all these dual-citizenship tax agreements worked such that you aren’t double-taxed, but the total amount paid needs to meet the minimum for each country.

For example, I thought if you’re resident in the US you might pay your main taxes there, but you’d need to “top up” in the EU.

What’s your specific workaround?

[danayfm]

It helps to travel with different legal names and different passports.

[iainmerrick]

I tried to be generous and phrase my question in a balanced way; your answer isn't exactly making it sound super legal.

If it were completely above board, presumably you'd be willing and able to explain it clearly.