Vincent Berthier de BortoliGuest
Arielle TuckerHost

which country do I want to live in? And what is the financial implications of living in that country? Does it have high cost of living? Does it have low cost of living? Are there high taxes? Are there low taxes? That's a really important consideration.


So within that treaty, can you kind of pull out some examples of things that are a really great deal for Americans?
yeah so there's a few articles where actually u.s citizenship is not even mandatory and whether you're american or not it would still work and those are pensions and okay mostly pension and u.s rentals those would be we say tax free but it's it's not really what it is it's not tax free you get taxed on the french side and the french will give you what we call a full tax credit so they're gonna zero out your french taxes Result is you only pay your federal taxes in the U.S. You should no longer pay U.S. state taxes, depending on your situation, but in most cases you won't.
So that leaves you with U.S. federal tax on your U.S. pensions and U.S. rental income.
So for U.S. people, most of the time, pension is really your private pension.
but we actually include your IRA distribution, rough IRA distributions, social security, 401k, 403b.
And then you've got the sources of income where you actually need US citizenship for that to work.


which country do I want to live in? And what is the financial implications of living in that country? Does it have high cost of living? Does it have low cost of living? Are there high taxes? Are there low taxes? That's a really important consideration.


So within that treaty, can you kind of pull out some examples of things that are a really great deal for Americans?
yeah so there's a few articles where actually u.s citizenship is not even mandatory and whether you're american or not it would still work and those are pensions and okay mostly pension and u.s rentals those would be we say tax free but it's it's not really what it is it's not tax free you get taxed on the french side and the french will give you what we call a full tax credit so they're gonna zero out your french taxes Result is you only pay your federal taxes in the U.S. You should no longer pay U.S. state taxes, depending on your situation, but in most cases you won't.
So that leaves you with U.S. federal tax on your U.S. pensions and U.S. rental income.
So for U.S. people, most of the time, pension is really your private pension.
but we actually include your IRA distribution, rough IRA distributions, social security, 401k, 403b.
And then you've got the sources of income where you actually need US citizenship for that to work.
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