Also, rape your way through the snow, floridaman

why am I saving people?

will I be getting paid?

Last I recall Florida doesn't get snow

We don't even get cold

My ass was working out in shorts and a tank top a few days ago

@_Nipa Art commissions are taxable by the IRS (if they find out.)

Fugu isn't Norwegian.

Not here yeet

No shit

It's a different economy

It is why I use my Swed account as a shell

As with Sweden FATCA doesn't apply till the first first 100,000 usd of income for dual citizens

But like commisiln stuff i can put outside my taxes ligaly as am already paying taxes on my income from work

Ah. Yeah well FATCA wouldn't apply to you regardless unless you were also Amerimutt

U.S is the only country to try to tax foreign gained income

Not like they will send services to help me over here but gotta keep paying for em lmao

If I was in another country without a good FATCA agreement, I'd straight up be paying dual taxes on everything. It's the one good thing a Clinton has done, and I feel disgusting for saying that.

Tf swedish tax system is cucked tho

Like i worked with swedes in norway and they say our taxes are huge but so is the income

It's something like 30%

The sand niggers overwhelm the socialist system though

I get great business tax rates though and rebates

As a immigrant

I pay like 32%

But again our pay is again alot higer

I mean my base pay is Stockholm rate so I get paid pretty good.

My Bills are only 5000kr. 6k on a bad month.

Which is fuck all. My VA disability is half of that easily.

Tf last mont i paid 11000nkr in taxes yeet

34000 nkr ish in income befote taxes

Good its half taxes next month

The nice thing is my U.S vet benefits are tax exempt in the U.S. Sweden doesn't have a right to them either.

So Voc Rehab/G.I bill and VA disability are just directly deposited.

Only thing Sweden can tax is my day job and my small business. U.S can't tax those until they cross the 100k usd threshold.

Tf how can us tax a income in aonother country

Via FATCA

Foreign account tax compliance act

If a bank doesn't hand over even a single U.S citizens' income for taxation the U.S charges 33% on all that banks exchanges the U.S has access to.