Does those more than million & a half Americans living in Mexico should pay Taxes to Uncle Sam ?

Question

or to the Mexican government?

Answer 1

If you own property in the US then you will have to continue to pay property taxes, if you continue to earn an income in the US then you continue to pay taxes.

Answer 2

Americans living abroad, including in Mexico, are subject to US Income Taxes unless there is a tax treaty with the government of their host nation which says otherwise.

For Mexico, I've been told that an American would be subject to US Income Taxes for three years after leaving the US 'permanently'. The definition of 'permanently' includes visiting the US for not more than 30 days in any one calendar year [or the three year period starts over], which means that you have to be outside the US for at least 335 days of each year.

I have not verified this with respect to Mexico as it doesn't apply to me.

And yes, Mexican taxes do apply to anyone who lives in Mexico, even if you are not a citizen of Mexico. As to what Mexican taxes exist or how they are computed or paid, you'll have to look that up. [I can't read Spanish well enough to check websites in Mexico.]

Answer 3

you may no longer stay interior the US with out paying taxes, you probable watch too plenty Fox information! We pay: earnings taxes Social protection Taxes Medicare Taxes company earnings Taxes pass Taxes Excise Taxes Federal Unemployment Taxes State Taxes in maximum states assets Taxes intake Taxes Payroll Taxes* Capital effective factors Taxes Inheritance Taxes Toll Taxes Ciggarette and Tobacco Taxes Beer Taxes Liquor Taxes commercial motorcar Taxes commercial hire Taxes Horse Race Admissions Taxes hotel Room Occupancy Taxes application Taxes coverage Taxes Lawful playing Taxes Fur clothing Taxes Deed Taxes an infection Taxes Mineral Taxes Petroleum Taxes Environmental Taxes gasoline Taxes present Taxes dying Taxes luxurious Taxes ought to i bypass on??? lol

Answer 4

If you are an ex-pat, dont like in the US anymore, you pay taxes where you live. There are specifics on how much time you have to be out of the country to qualify.

Answer 5

That depends on where the moneys are earned. And yes, if the money is earned in Mexico, then it should be under their direct taxable policy.

Answer 6

I don't understand why Americans brag about America being so a wonderful place, but then, they are moving to Mexico!

Answer 7

Anyone that lives outside the states and retains their citizenship has to pay yearly taxes!!!

Answer 8

Only those in Baja California, and only after we make Baja the USA's 51st state.

JMB

Answer 9

i dont think they can afford to pay taxes since they are really paid quite little. Also they help us by providing cheap labor