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Ok, here's my situation guys:
>American
>Bought BTC from Coinbase while living in the US, held it for over two years
>Traded it all for ETH while still living in the US and then held that for a year and a half
If I move to Denmark and then cash out there (to avoid paying taxes), will I be in the clear?
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Are you an American citizen? Then you have to pay US taxes wherever you are.
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>>2336284
you have to get rid of your US citizenship before cashing out
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>>2336325
I think the U.S. is one of the only countries that does it, but its true. I had to report all my oversee money in a foreign bank to the U.S. because im a dual citizen.
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>>2336325
lol because the US is a huge plantation, you have no rights man.
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>>2336325
And don't even think about trying to avoid it, they will extradite you.
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>>2336325
I saw some guy living in Taiwan say he has to pay taxes on money he earns in Taiwan to Taiwan gov + US gov so he can retain his citizenship.
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>>2336310
What's the downside to doing this? Will the US government drag their feet for years or fuck me over in some way?
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>>2336325
it is, your freedom is a meme
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>>2336403
It just takes areally long time to become a citizen of any country. You usually have to spend a few years there and then pass a test.
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