Мультигражданство. ( Гр-во 2-3 стран) хорошо это или не очень???

[User1]

1--How USA look on the fact that person who is apply for usa citizenship all ready having 2 other citizenship ?
( 2 nationallity, 2 passport) and want still 1 more ( usa citizenship)

2--What about taxes on this case for person who is has 3 citizenship??

Cheers

[Neron]

1--How USA look on the fact that person who is apply for usa citizenship all ready having 2 other citizenship ?
( 2 nationallity, 2 passport) and want still 1 more ( usa citizenship)

2--What about taxes on this case for person who is has 3 citizenship??

Cheers

Вам уже говорили -- не выпендривайтесь и пишите по-русски, если по-английски не получается.

1. Нормально смотрят.

2. Как и во всем мире -- где живете, там и налоги платите.

[User1]

Вам уже говорили -- не выпендривайтесь и пишите по-русски, если по-английски не получается.

1. Нормально смотрят.

2. Как и во всем мире -- где живете, там и налоги платите.

т е если человек имеет 3 гражданства и например живет физически и зарабатывает в США то будет платить налоги только в США ??

[User1]

Вам уже говорили -- не выпендривайтесь и пишите по-русски, если по-английски не получается.

1. Нормально смотрят.

2. Как и во всем мире -- где живете, там и налоги платите.

A person with multiple citizenship may have a tax liability to his country of residence and also to one or more of his countries of citizenship; or worse, if he was unaware that one of his citizenships created a tax liability, then that country may consider him to be a tax evader. Many countries and territories have contracted tax treaties or agreements for avoiding double taxation. Still, there are cases in which a person with multiple citizenship will owe tax solely on the basis of holding one of those citizenships


нерон не так все просто:rolleyes:

[Neron]

нерон не так все просто:rolleyes:

Конечно непросто. Чтобы ответить на ваш вопрос, надо для начала знать, о каких гражданствах идет речь. Потом поискать, какие договора заключены у США с этими странами об избежании двойного налогообложения, потом изучить налоговое законодательство тех стран...

Но если отвечать в рамках раздела "Быстрый вопрос", то в большинстве случаев налоги платятся по месту налогового резидентства.

[User1]

Не нашла эту тему на форуме, вот хотелось бы услышать мнения практиков и знатоков законов,имеющих гражданство 2-3 стран мира.
Какие плюсы и минусы при путешествии, налогообложении и ответственности.
1- Путешествие с 2-3 паспортами. Как происходит процесс в этих 2-3 странах. какие паспорта показывать? как таможенники ведут себя? нужно ли заполнять какието формы и т ?
2- Налогообложение. Что в этом случае???

[User1]

Инфо с Википедии

Taxation

In some cases, multiple citizenship can create additional tax liability. Countries that impose tax will generally use a combination of three factors when determining if a person is subject to taxation:

Residency - a country may tax the income of anyone who lives there, regardless of citizenship or whether the income was earned in that country or abroad;
Source - a country may tax any income generated there, regardless of whether the earner is a citizen, resident, or non-resident; or
Citizenship - a country may tax the worldwide income of their citizens, regardless of whether they reside in that country or not.
Most countries use residency and/or source when determining if a person should be subject to taxation. A few countries, such as the Philippines[24] and the United States, do use citizenship as one of the determining factors for tax liability. These two countries, however, differ in their treatment of expatriate citizens. The Philippines taxes its expatriates only on Philippine-source income,[24] while U.S. expatriates are subject to tax on all of their worldwide income, although U.S. law provides measures to reduce or eliminate double taxation issues for some expatriates.

A person with multiple citizenship may have a tax liability to his country of residence and also to one or more of his countries of citizenship; or worse, if he was unaware that one of his citizenships created a tax liability, then that country may consider him to be a tax evader. Many countries and territories have contracted tax treaties or agreements for avoiding double taxation. Still, there are cases in which a person with multiple citizenship will owe tax solely on the basis of holding one of those citizenships.

For example, a person who holds both Australian and United States citizenship, lives and works in Australia. He would be subject to Australian taxation, because Australia taxes its residents, and he would be subject to US taxation because he holds US citizenship. In general, he would be allowed to subtract the Australian income tax he paid from the US tax that would be due. Plus, the US will allow some parts of foreign income to be exempt from taxation; for instance, in 2006 the foreign earned income exclusion allowed up to US$82,400 of foreign salaried income to be exempt from income tax.[25] This exemption, plus the credit for foreign taxes paid mentioned above, often results in no US taxes being owed, although a US tax return would still have to be filed. In instances where the Australian tax was less than the US tax, and if there was income that could not be exempted from US tax, the US would expect any tax due to be paid.

The United States Internal Revenue Service has excluded some regulations, e.g. Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT) from tax treaties that protect double taxation.[citation needed] In its current format even if U.S. citizens are paying income taxes at a rate of 56%, far above the maximum U.S. marginal tax rate, the citizen can be subject to U.S. taxes because the calculation of AMT does not allow full deduction for taxes paid to a foreign countries. Other regulations such as the post date of foreign mailed tax returns are not recognized and can result in penalties for late filing if they arrive at the IRS later than the filing date.

[User1]

Issues with international travel


Many countries, even those that permit multiple citizenship, do not explicitly recognise multiple citizenship under their laws: individuals are treated either as citizens of that country or not, and their citizenship with respect to other countries is considered to have no bearing. This can mean (e.g., in Iran,[26] Mexico,[27] many Arab countries, and former Soviet republics) that consular officials abroad may not have access to their citizens if they also hold local citizenship. Some countries provide access for consular officials as a matter of courtesy, but do not accept any obligation to do so under international consular agreements. The right of countries to act in this fashion is protected via the Master Nationality Rule.

A multiple citizen who travels to a country that claims him or her as a citizen may be required to enter or leave the country on that country's passport. For example in terms of the South African Citizenships Act it is an offence for a major (aged 18 years and older) South African citizen with dual citizenship to enter or depart the Republic of South Africa making use of the passport of another country. He or she may also be required to fulfill requirements ordinarily required of its resident citizens, including compulsory military service or exit permits.

[Dova]

1. Показывать оба паспорта, если обе страны разрешают двойное гражданство.Никаких проблем.
Если не разрешают- люди прячуться , вьезжая,"через третьи страны"
2.Там, где прожил более половины календарного года.Но есть и ньюансы


Вообще, таких тем как раз много - и про вьезд, и про налоги

[User1]

1. Показывать оба паспорта, если обе страны разрешают двойное гражданство.Никаких проблем.
Если не разрешают- люди прячуться , вьезжая,"через третьи страны"
2.Там, где прожил более половины календарного года.Но есть и ньюансы


Вообще, таких тем как раз много - и про вьезд, и про налоги

Т е имея 2-3 гражданства по-своему больше проблем, особенно если особо не знаешь законов этих стран по налогооблажению и т д

А если еще и дети у такого гражданина , то ситуация усложнется???