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Suppose you recently took a trip to Las Vegas, and you got lucky – in fact, you took home more than $10,000 in gambling winnings. In that case, you likely have a Currency...
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If you tell someone that you secured Caribbean citizenship by investment (CBI), they may sneer or even ridicule you or your choice of passport. Many people call passports...
The Benefits of Owning International Real Estate
Last Updated July 27, 2020Dateline: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Recently, I attended a talk by a financial guru who specializes in diversification. Although he had plenty of good...
14 Easy Second Residency Programs Anyone Can Get
Of everything that we publish here at Nomad Capitalist – and we create lots of content given the scope of our international reach – the most popular articles are those that deal...
What are the Benefits of Dual Citizenship in 2024?
Dateline: Singapore In this article we discuss the benefits of dual citizenship, how it works and also some countries that allow dual citizenship for US citizens. Whether it’s...
US FEIE: How the Bona Fide Residence Test Works
Last Updated August 14, 2020 Dateline: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia If you're a US citizen looking to legally reduce your tax burden, chances are you've considered pursuing the Foreign...
7 Non-CRS Countries For Banking Privacy in 2025
Where do you pay your taxes? From banks to brokerage accounts, being asked where you’re a tax resident is now a common question. This follows years of banks asking, ‘Are you a US...
Form 5471: How US Citizens File a Foreign Corporation with the IRS
It doesn’t matter where you live or what tax strategy you have in place – if you’re a US person with stock in a foreign company, the IRS wants to know about it. Whether you’re a...
