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"Not a US citizen"
Okay, so GTFO if you're renouncing your citizenship. And don't use any public roads or services as you're leaving...
Just deport them, and since they have nowhere to go, I guess that means throw them in the ocean?
Or make a treaty with an interested nation to deport them to.
I'm guessing Russia and North Korea would be interested.Russia
No. Idiots are on the other side of bath tub formerly known as ocean.
To Mexico, it would be funny so see their faces. /s
doesn't US charge you for giving up your citizenship too?
Yup, its an old Civil War era law for folks who tried to avoid dying in the Civil War by moving to Canada. Reasoning was, if you wanted to draft dodge you could support the war financially instead. Then during the early 2000s as folks who graduated college at the wrong time and ended up more college debt than they can ever pay off started moving abroad to escape it, they increased the fee and took other steps to make renouncing more difficult since expats were renouncing their citizenship to stop owing taxes in the US
ended up more college debt than they can ever pay off started moving abroad to escape it, they increased the fee
Short version: USA wanted slaves
to stop owing taxes in the US
I'm not a lawyer and I'm not from US, but I'm pretty sure this is not how it works.
I'm not a lawyer and I'm not from US, but I'm pretty sure this is not how it works.
Ah but it is. The US is, as far as I know, the only country who taxes its citizens who are living abroad. And yes, it is as stupid and shitty as it sounds.
No, I mean stopping owing part. If you did not pay taxes but should have while you were citizen, you are still owe taxes.
It seems US is most backwards country. Well, it could be most upside-down country, but this title is already claimed by Australia.
Perhaps I could have worded it better. I meant not accruing additional taxes to pay. But if you're already debt dodging by changing countries, realistically what is the federal government gonna do?
Yeah it's something like $2600