Can I move to Ireland and just collect rent in America or money from a business? Anyone do this? I want American wages/money but would I just be taxed twice?
been wondering about this in regards to international stuff. I know state side, you pay the state taxes where the business is operated in and not where you reside.
Anyone in the world can do it, except Americans.The USA is the only country in the world that taxes it's citizens twice.
>>58785211The irony of taxation without representation
>>58785211Don't you not pay taxes of you're 330 days outside of the country or something?
>>58785241It works like that in most countries.I was wrong about the United States being the only country who keeps taxing it's citizens abroad, there are two more; Eritrea and Myanmar.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expatriation_tax
>>58785261>>58785241I lived in Germany and didn't pay any U.S taxes. My company lowered the pay and raised the Per diem which wasn't taxed so paid 0 in U.S taxes and like 900€ in German taxes
>>58785197>finds tenants>goes to other side of the world>turns out tenants are fentanyl taking niggers who have fucked your property beyond repair>have to go back to america and try and sell the piece of shit you now have.sounds good anon
>>58785298>turns out tenants are fentanyl taking niggersWhere you live maybe. Also you sound like you've never rented a house before if you think the owners are always the ones dealing with tenants
>>58785261In good company
>>58785197you can collect rent but you need to pay a property manager which might be pricey
>>58785291>didn't pay any U.S taxesyou owe uncle sam and he'll get you eventually
>>58785437Nope. Not how it works
>>58785213Sadge
>>58785261lol
>>58785197Sure, double it weekly on Dplay, and live the life of your kek dreams
>>58786480Nice
>>58785197If you bought $marv on time and sold at 10x, yeah totally, why?
>>58785197If you're actually rich you can live in the uk, offshore everything and pay no tax.
>>58788021Or you can just put your money in a REIT and move to ireland
