First published at 13:13 UTC on April 8th, 2022.
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After being in this business for so long, we have come across numerous different tax misconceptions.
US citizens, on the other hand, are subject to citizenship-based taxation, which means they are always US tax residents and must pay tax on their worldwide income no matter where they live.
Either way, if you are a tax resident of a country that taxes your worldwide income, it doesn’t matter where the money is earned, you are required to pay taxes on it.
If you live in Canada and you own investment properties in the United States, you’re still liable for tax on that income in Canada. Through tax credits and treaties between the US and Canada, you’re probably not going to pay anything more than you pay to the United States but you’re still liable for it.
Most of these countries will dictate that if you own, control, or have beneficial ownership of a foreign corporation while living and paying taxes in their country you are going to be taxed by that country on your corporation as if it were based in your home country.
You can’t simply go to Belize once a year for a board meeting when you’re a Canadian tax resident and avoid paying tax because you didn’t take the money with you.
In this video, Andrew opens a secret what he calls the scorched earth plan to reduce taxes overseas.
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