great concept, but remember if you are a USA citizen, it is still taxable as income back home. Still, if you set up a corporation there and left funds there, never distributed,etc, you might be able to work some magic. Might be a good one to run my your international accountant and lawyer. Still,it is much like Andorra or Monaco, that have no taxes either. I did not know about this place, so thank you very much, my friend. worth the upvote and resteem
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Yes, sadly I know a few people here who have had to renounce their US Citizenship for that very reason. Of course you need dual citizenship to do that.
The FATCA - Foreign account tax compliance act - law has placed a heavy burden on U.S citizens with foreign financial accounts. The costs of complying and hiring the appropriate tax attorney to make sure the forms are properly filled out often costs more than the taxes that may, or may not, be owed. The law carries ridiculously harsh penalties for non-compliance or even for what may be honest errors. This is indeed a major reason why so many US expats are renouncing citizenship. It's become a practical necessity.
Lots of sad stories.
Under the law, if you stay outside the USA for a certain length of time, you do not pay USA tax,can not remember the amount of time right now, but you keep citizenship, just do not get to visit your homeland.