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Tax Issues for U.S. Citizens Living Abroad

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No matter where you live, if you're a U.S. citizen, you'll need to file a U.S. income tax return, whether you're liable for U.S. taxes or not. The tax laws for U.S. citizens living abroad are fairly complicated. Depending on whether the country where you are living has a tax treaty with the United States, you may or may not have to pay Social Security taxes or U.S. income taxes. You may be eligible for a foreign tax exclusion or for a foreign tax credit, but those depend on the amount of money you're earning and how much income tax you're paying in your host country. You may also have to pay income taxes in your home state.

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