Americans Renouncing Citizenship Increases

[Taco]

More people are giving up on the American dream, you should too.

Americans Renouncing Citizenship Increases
http://www.sovereignman.com/expat/massi ... ter-12531/

[aozora13]

More people are giving up on the American dream, you should too.

Americans Renouncing Citizenship Increases
http://www.sovereignman.com/expat/massi ... ter-12531/

+1

Taco, I am glad another HA member is subscribing to him. Although I feel he should not over charge for his services, some of his advice is actually good. It is crazy how one year caused a rise in renouncing of US citizenships. I believe it was because of Americans living abroad and having to report to Uncle Sam that they need to pay the money they have been earning in the country they are living. Sounds crazy? I worked abroad too and I had to pay too. Of course I did my after-tax income from the country as it would be crazy to do your gross amount. I think though if you are able to get a good passport from another country. I think if the crap hits the fan, you should be thinking of going to the US embassy in the country you live and go through the process of paying that $400 and submitting a form saying to them that you are tired of bringing the IRS to my life and I want peace and quiet.

[AnonymousAmerican]

i will do the same thing once I get another passport for a first-world country.

[Taco]

More people are giving up on the American dream, you should too.

Americans Renouncing Citizenship Increases
http://www.sovereignman.com/expat/massi ... ter-12531/

+1

Taco, I am glad another HA member is subscribing to him. Although I feel he should not over charge for his services, some of his advice is actually good. It is crazy how one year caused a rise in renouncing of US citizenships. I believe it was because of Americans living abroad and having to report to Uncle Sam that they need to pay the money they have been earning in the country they are living. Sounds crazy? I worked abroad too and I had to pay too. Of course I did my after-tax income from the country as it would be crazy to do your gross amount. I think though if you are able to get a good passport from another country. I think if the crap hits the fan, you should be thinking of going to the US embassy in the country you live and go through the process of paying that $400 and submitting a form saying to them that you are tired of bringing the IRS to my life and I want peace and quiet.

China doesn't have an extradition agreement with most western countries all you have to do is move there and never come back.