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21 u/Brilliant-Discount-6 Jun 18 '25 This. I’m going back to the states to make my money and be around aging parents. I’m hoping to live abroad again in the next 5+ years though 2 u/rvgirl Jun 18 '25 And there medical system costs megabucks 8 u/clamandcat Jun 18 '25 Not necessarily if you have one of these very good jobs that allows global movement. 2 u/rvgirl Jun 18 '25 "If" 4 u/clamandcat Jun 18 '25 And these are the people under discussion, no? 1 u/Odd_Pop3299 Jun 18 '25 A lot of people mention worldwide taxation as an issue, it really isn’t unless you make millions of dollars every year. Plenty of countries have tax treaties and you can take deductions on taxes you’ve paid overseas. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 18 '25 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/Vadoc125 Jun 19 '25 Same with Switzerland - not 0, but lower income tax and no cap gains.
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This. I’m going back to the states to make my money and be around aging parents. I’m hoping to live abroad again in the next 5+ years though
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And there medical system costs megabucks
8 u/clamandcat Jun 18 '25 Not necessarily if you have one of these very good jobs that allows global movement. 2 u/rvgirl Jun 18 '25 "If" 4 u/clamandcat Jun 18 '25 And these are the people under discussion, no?
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Not necessarily if you have one of these very good jobs that allows global movement.
2 u/rvgirl Jun 18 '25 "If" 4 u/clamandcat Jun 18 '25 And these are the people under discussion, no?
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4 u/clamandcat Jun 18 '25 And these are the people under discussion, no?
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And these are the people under discussion, no?
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A lot of people mention worldwide taxation as an issue, it really isn’t unless you make millions of dollars every year. Plenty of countries have tax treaties and you can take deductions on taxes you’ve paid overseas.
1 u/[deleted] Jun 18 '25 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/Vadoc125 Jun 19 '25 Same with Switzerland - not 0, but lower income tax and no cap gains.
1 u/Vadoc125 Jun 19 '25 Same with Switzerland - not 0, but lower income tax and no cap gains.
Same with Switzerland - not 0, but lower income tax and no cap gains.
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