Crypto tax treatment for expats

[timelord]

Hi everyone, where can I get more resources for crypto tax of expats that move regularly (every 1 or 2 years)? Lets separate the discussion into
- US nationality
- non-US nationality
and lets assume that the stay is long enough for me to become resident taxpayer in the respective jurisdiction. It is not easy to find this information on the internet. Thanks for your advice.

 

[JimBeam]

You pay tax where you live.
In most of the world, if live in one place 6months+1day (183 days) - you become tax resident there...

If you are US national, even getting tax residency elsewhere won't help as you'll still have to file the tax in US for next 5 (or even10) years! (please double check this).

U.S. Citizens Renouncing Skyrocket---The Tina Turner Effect

America is a great land and lures immigrants worldwide, yet record numbers of U.S. citizens and permanent residents are giving up their citizenship or residency. For all the immigrant arrivals there’s an increasing trickle the other direction too. And this year that trend is up by at least 33%...

www.forbes.com

 

[Fulton Abraham Sanchez]

US citizens pay taxes over worldwide income. If you expatriate and become tax resident of a foreign country, you still need to report foreign income to the IRS and pay taxes in the US, taking as a credit any tax paid in the foreign country for such foreign income.

 

[timelord]

Thank you. So the benefits seems to be for non US national without a "real" job because once you have a job you automatically becomes resident taxpayer regardless of time stay in the country.