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Originally posted by OldCorp
Cowards run. Patriots stand and fight for what they believe in. Good riddance.
Originally posted by sonnny1
Originally posted by TKDRL
I have been contemplating renouncing my citizenship a lot lately. It's not an easy decision at all...
I don't want to sound callous,but imagine being a citizen of North Korea,or Uganda? There are worst places in the World,to be a citizens of. Some places you don't get a chance to NOT be a citizen.
Originally posted by TKDRL
I have been contemplating renouncing my citizenship a lot lately. It's not an easy decision at all...
This has become a government of the Bankers and by the Bankers
Originally posted by TKDRL
One question... What does taxes have to do with anything? If you are working in another country, the US government has no claim on your income, the government of the country you are living in does. They wouldn't even know you have an income, unless you were transferring it to a US bank, which would not make much sense to do if you are living in another country.
Originally posted by SimonPeter
reply to post by lonewolf19792000
Please elaborate ! I thought the Great whore was greed .
Originally posted by beezzer
reply to post by martianboy
I will admit that I've considered it.
America is turning into a scary place.
Originally posted by beezzer
reply to post by martianboy
I will admit that I've considered it.
America is turning into a scary place.
Originally posted by SyphonX
Don't leave the United States, because North Korea sucks and you should be proud you're not one of the worst examples in the entire world.
Originally posted by Stormdancer777
Originally posted by beezzer
reply to post by martianboy
I will admit that I've considered it.
America is turning into a scary place.
Where ya gonna go?
Originally posted by stanguilles7
Originally posted by beezzer
reply to post by martianboy
I will admit that I've considered it.
America is turning into a scary place.
I got the impression you have been stationed in Germany for many years now?
Originally posted by TKDRL
reply to post by Elentarri
That's news to me if it is true. Been in Canada for about 5 years now, never had the IRS try to contact me so far. If they did, I would just laugh and throw the paper away. I make my money in Canada now, said money stays in Canada, so IMO the US government has no jurisdiction over it. That is an insane policy to have if it's true... I can see if you live somewhere else, and still do business in the US or have a company HQ still in the US or something.
The United States is one of the only countries to tax its citizens on income earned while they’re living abroad. And just as Americans stateside must file tax returns each April – this year, the deadline is Tuesday – an estimated 6.3 million U.S. citizens living abroad brace for what they describe as an even tougher process of reporting their income and foreign accounts to the IRS. For them, the deadline is June.
For those wishing to legally escape the filing requirements, the only way is to formally renounce their U.S. citizenship. Last year, IRS records show that at least 1,788 people did, and that’s likely an underestimate. The IRS publishes in the Federal Register the names of those who give up their citizenship, and some who renounced say they haven’t seen their name on the list yet.