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Old 10-12-2004, 08:52 PM   #2541
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Originally posted by Tyrone Slothrop
Why should your citizenship have anything to do with it?
Why shouldn't it? If you don't want to pay taxes to the US, you don't get to be a citizen of the US.

Are you a closet federalist libertarian small-gov't freak? Wow. I think I have to go lie down.

ETA, there are tax treaties with the vast majority of countries in which US people might work, so people don't end up double-taxed very often. I believe that for most Western European countries, a US citizen who worked overseas for a non-US employer wouldn't end up paying US taxes at all b/c European rates are higher. Or, they end up paying the same (higher) amount as they would have in the European country, but part goes to the US. I'm not really a tax person.

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