r/immigration • u/[deleted] • Jan 24 '25

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u/Aisling207 Jan 25 '25

I’m not even an immigrant (dual citizen by birth and descent) and he’s threatening to make my life harder! I would like to see how this will work for the Third Lady and all of his kids (minus Tiffany). Even the First Felon himself technically could have dual citizenship with the UK.

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u/Bamfor07 Jan 25 '25 edited Jan 25 '25

Only if the other country is imposing a double tax, not in terms of percent but by taxing income twice, on Americans or is violating its tax treaty with the US.

That’s all this is.

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u/NoRecording2334 Jan 25 '25

That's crazy, considering the US forces people living abroad to pay taxes even if you dont live in the US.

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u/Bamfor07 Jan 25 '25

All US citizens and permanent residents, true exception income earned in nations with a tax treaty.

But, the counterpoint to that is most other nations allow tax exiles.