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Living outside the United States adds rules that depend on your citizenship, residence, the specific country and the treaty in force. This track is written to help you work out what to research and who to ask. It does not state what any country will tax, withhold or allow in your case.
What this course covers
- Define tax residence and explain why two countries can both claim it
- Describe how withholding and double-tax relief interact in principle
- Identify the reporting obligations expat retirees most often miss
Lessons
- 1. Residence versus citizenshipTwo different tests, two different consequences. · 8 min
- 2. Withholding and reliefPaying twice is usually avoidable, but not automatic. · 8 min
- 3. Reporting obligationsInformation reporting is separate from paying tax. · 8 min
- 4. CurrencySpending in one currency while saving in another. · 7 min
Course quiz
4 questions. 3 correct answers pass, and you can retry as often as you like. Answers are checked in your browser and the attempt is saved on this device only.
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Educational information only. IRA XRay does not provide individualized investment, tax or legal advice, and nothing here is a recommendation. Contribution limits, income thresholds, distribution ages, tax rates and treaty terms change, so confirm current rules with the IRS, the Social Security Administration, Medicare or a qualified professional before you act.
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