Do dual citizens have to pay taxes in both countries?
609862
No.  You only pay the taxes in the country that you live, work, or own property.  Note the last.  If you own property in two countries, you will have to pay taxes in both countries. \n\nCitizenship does NOT equal taxes.
376188
You would file in both states providing you earned money in both states. It is called a part year resident. You use the W-2s from each state to file, not using your total amount earned.
178332
Nope. In a foreign country, you are subject to the laws of that country, not yours.
480317
I bet you are thinking... hmm... maybe I can escape from paying some tax? I don't think so... as a US citizen you are obliged to pay tax whereever you make your money.\n\nUnless you make a company offshore.. another legal entity and set it up so you are an employee... etc etc..
1176068
It depends on whether the state you work in taxes non-residents. New York State, for example, taxes the income of people from other states. Those people also may owe income tax in their home state, although usually the home state lets them deduct the income tax paid to NY. They would have to file three tax returns, one federal, one for NY, and one for their home state. In my area, each jurisdiction (Maryland, Virginia, DC) just charges income tax on their own residents. That's much easier, although DC keeps trying to get Congress or the courts to give it permission to tax non-residents. (States don't need permission to do this.) If DC ever gets that through, I assume Maryland and Virginia will start taxing workers from other states too.
1117698
you should ask a tax attorney.  I have had luck with sites like http://www.irstaxtrouble.com/find-a-lawyer.php .  Good luck on the new country...
219029
Canadians can have dual citizenship.  Can Americans?
873293
If you are from China you can't have dual citizenship.  If you are from Japan, you can.  If you are French but born in Canada and raised in United State, you can obtain triple citizenships, I mean you can own 3 passports--France, Canada and U.S.A.
1141202
no u can't u are subjected to pay taxes wherever u might go or which state u settle in. paying taxes is all part of assisting the government in rendering us services, so without taxes u wouldn't have the necessary help from the govern.
216182
I don't think so. If you want to avoid tax, go to somewhere where they don't have it. Maybe use Swiss bank accounts too.
430570
The United States does not recognize "dual" citizenship.  One can be a Mexican (or Frenchman or Brit or Indonesian) in ethnicity and culture and be proud of it - but if you are an American citizen, your allegiance is (and had better be) to the United States.\n\nI have friends who claim dual citizenship, and I say nothing, but it irks me no end.
69273
No, it is not true. All citizens of the United States are obliged to pay taxes. However, the Amish do not collect Social Security, unemployment, or welfare benefits, and through an arrangement with the IRS do not pay Social Security Insurance. They still pay income, property, and sales tax.
535514
US Taxes knows no boundaries. What's more interesting is that if you file a tax return, you have three years to collect your refund.  If you don't file or owe, they can go after you forever.\n\nFake ID carries it own penalties, but you still owe the tax.  As far as children in another country, you have to prove you provided for more that 50% of their support and the other spouse isn't claiming them on their return.  The code implies that the child must be in the usa.
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German citizens are citizens of Germany.\n\nThey were also, like citizens of many nations, forced to become 'citizens of the European Union' under the Maastricht Treaty.  \n\nSo although this doesn't answer the question you mean to ask, the technical answer is yes - Europe does not just permit dual citizenship, it REQUIRES it.
638773
Dual citizenship is where your parents were born in another country.  You were born in the USA.  You would be a citizen of the other country because your parents are citizens, and a citizen of the USA because that is where you were actually born.
1079550
Sure they do, they both owe me money,...kidding ,. but yes ,. both countries do owe, but both have also had thier debts waived at somepoint in the past, but most nations carry some foreign debt.
78444
Paying income tax on Internet sites would be the same as paying tax on a freelance job you would attain in your own country.  Just make sure you claim it.