If Trump wins and the US burns, how easy or difficult would it be to give up your green card or citizenship and thus avoid US tax liability? For example, if you already have something in another country or something like that?
There is a capital gains tax in the USA, but not in Switzerland.
If you win a green card in the lottery or receive one through marriage, you don't usually emigrate to the US immediately; you just fly over to pick up the green card. As far as I know, you then have one year (up to two years upon application) before you have to move permanently. During…
In Germany, the deadline for filing tax returns isn't such a big deal every year. In the US, it seems like there's a lot more talk about "Tax Day." Why?
Hello, I received 8,000 euros from a friend in America, including fees, but I would like to know how I can end problems with the tax office if there are any. I don't want any problems and ideally I don't want to have anything to do with them. What can I do?
Hello, I recently decided to sell my digital artwork as NFTs. I've already theoretically earned $24,000, albeit in ETHEREUM. Now I wanted to withdraw half of that and sell it via a digital wallet—converting it into real money that I can then spend. The site where I created and sold the NFTs charged a fee…
Unlike Germany and almost all other countries, the US tax system is based on worldwide income. Anyone with US citizenship or a green card must pay US tax on their worldwide income, even if they don't live there. At the same time, however, Germany wants income from Germany to be taxed in Germany. I only…