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Feb
When you’re a U.S. citizen, you normally report on your U.S. individual income tax return the money that you made on U.S. soil as well the money that you made abroad regardless of the country where you live, and you pay U.S. income tax, as appropriate. However, you are allowed to take a credit, on your U.S. individual income tax return, for any income tax that you may have paid to the tax authorities of the foreign country where you made that money.
Let’s take the example of an American...