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The Accidental American

The Accidental American

Too often, people who live outside the United States and are citizens of other countries discover that they're U.S. citizens as well and, therefore, owe U.S. taxes. Most countries have rules that allow the transmission of citizenship through descent, with the result that many individuals can be citizens of more than one nation. Rarely does this cause them any problems, as those nations tax people
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Too often, people who live outside the United States and are citizens of other countries discover that they're U.S. citizens as well and, therefore, owe U.S. taxes.

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