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gazarsgo | 7 years ago

FEIE means there is a sizable dollar for dollar advantage, depending on the taxation rules of the host country. https://www.irs.gov/individuals/international-taxpayers/fore...

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adamdrake|7 years ago

True. The FEIE does cut that down a bit, but anything over the FEIE limits would still be subject to tax in the US, though not in the host country, as you mentioned. I was simply making the point that having a bona fide tax residence in a country with a lower tax rate than the US does not necessarily mean that taxes will simply be those of the host country with lower tax rates (e.g. Dubai, Singapore, etc.).