Who and What is an Expatriate for U.S. Tax Purposes (with examples) - Frequently Asked Questions.
Автор: Golding & Golding. Offshore Tax. Board-Certified
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Who and What is an Expatriate for U.S. Tax Purposes (with examples) - Frequently Asked Questions
When taxpayers are considered ‘U.S. persons for tax purposes,’ the United States taxes them on their worldwide income (exceptions and exclusions may apply). However, once a person formally expatriates from the United States, generally, unless they take action to re-ignite their U.S. person status, they will only be taxed on their U.S. source income and not their worldwide income. Especially for taxpayers who earn a significant portion of their wealth from outside the United States, and in low-tax countries, this can result in a significant tax benefit. When determining who is an expatriate for tax purposes, it is important to distinguish between individuals taxed on their worldwide income and those taxed only on their U.S.-source income. Since expatriation can be a very complex topic, we wanted to provide some introductory examples on who is subject to expatriation/exit taxes.
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