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  • @AngeK47 says:

    It’s not that Canada has the luxury it’s that the USA is 1 of 2 countries that tax on citizenship rather than residency

    • @buildbetterwith says:

      Yes, this is amazing how we don’t know we’re the (bad) exception in many aspects.

    • @cky0100 says:

      I see you have YouTube but do you have Google? There’s only 3 countries that tax on citizenship ​@@leskelly5783

    • @benchoflemons398 says:

      Well I mean there are plenty of countries that don’t tax on residency. But yes the United States is the only country that enforces taxation on citizenship

    • @benchoflemons398 says:

      @@leskelly5783 literally there’s not a single country in Europe or SA that taxes on citizenship

    • @IgnasPlunksnis says:

      ​@@leskelly5783where do you get this info? Only the US and Eritrea tax based on citizenship. Others do it by residency.

  • @avarmauk says:

    It’s not just Canada. It’s almost every country aside from the US

  • @hfazh says:

    That’s not easy mode, that’s common sense.

    • @johnraber2486 says:

      😂even the irs would not let this man give 1 single other person on the planet tax advice

    • @johnraber2486 says:

      Yeah most people are obsessed with something and will never realize their US taxes are based on what they believe

  • @larsondesouza2497 says:

    USA and Eritrea are the ONLY 2 countries on earth that use citizenship based taxation. USA is the exception here not Canada.

  • @xnomalygaming1908 says:

    Canada doesn’t have life on easy mode the us just sucks

  • @slogan8652 says:

    You do not have to pay tax to the US while living abroad unless you make over $200k USD. You do have to file every year. But I live in Canada and don’t pay tax to the US because I don’t make enough

  • @Xaxxus says:

    being Canadian is only easy mode if you don’t live in Canada.

  • @diazalex5314 says:

    This is all thanks to that tech guy who made a lot of money in California then retires and cashed out in Mexico

  • @Diamondmine212 says:

    There’s nothing at all unusual about Canadians NOT being taxed by their own government when they work abroad, it IS WEIRD that Americans think it normal that they are.🤯🤯

  • @scottparker6869 says:

    Not just Canadians, most of us around the world only pay tax on our residency

  • @gerarldlee says:

    Its not life on easy mode; its what make sense. It doesn’t make sense if you’re earning money in Thailand, and then you’re getting taxed in Thailand, and you have to declare it and get taxed in the US with the same or more amount from the same principal. 😊

  • @wakannnai1 says:

    Except this is not true. If you earn under the foreign exclusion amount ($107,600) you don’t have to pay tax. In addition, you can choose to credit your existing foreign tax payment towards your US tax payment.

  • @AgitoVersus says:

    Canada is taxed on worldwide income, but we have tax treaties with many countries so then when you file tax there is a foreign tax filing that takes out the difference between Canada tax and said country. There are exceptions to this depending on country they are in.

  • @Msal19 says:

    I am a Canadian and I didn’t know that. Granted, I never planned to live anywhere else. But damn, sucks for Americans

  • @MarcioNovelli says:

    We definitely aren’t on easy mode right now. 😅

  • @Illuminati300 says:

    No, not kind of like that we can make money outside of the country. We’re only taxed on the money that we make in country, but we’re also text on any interest of that money or when we convert the money

  • @abelbeans says:

    Actually with the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion, if you move outside the US you only have to pay taxes on your income over $120k

  • @janos5555 says:

    I mean it makes sense. You pay taxes for infrastucture, healthcare, socialsecurity and what ever your goverment is providing you. Low taxes usually means less benefits and since I no longer profit from all of it when I leave the country I should no longer have to pay for it. It makes sense from a countries point of view, people with money can’t leave you for free.

  • @ryanlee5510 says:

    That’s not true.
    First of all, you are obligated to pay tax only if your net income is higher than 124000USD annual
    And if you pay tax to the country you live, you can exempt it.

  • @Princeripper1 says:

    Canada has a rule where if you leave the country and live abroad you also have to relinquish your health care service if you are gone for a certain period of time

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