Please correct me if I'm wrong but I did read somewhere that if I file and pay US income tax with the US government, as a French resident, I would not have to pay additional US income tax(Social Security, dividends, annuities, etc.).
Please advise if this is correct.
Many thanks.
Income taxes for US ex-pats
captdave51
25 March 2016 01:53:11
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GuestPoster491
25 March 2016 06:56:55
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Doesn't sound right to me, where did you "read" this?
captdave51
25 March 2016 14:26:16
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International Living website.
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