Que España te hace una repatriacion fiscal por la cara bonita, porque no van a permitir que haya alguien que no pague impuestos en ningun lugar, aunque no hayas estado los 183 dias en españa
No soy residente fiscal en Spain, vivo fuera.
En principio la teoria de las banderas es en base a 183 dias. España no carga impuestos en base a nacionalidad como USA, tienen que pasar 5 años para que pierdas la condición de 'obligado tributario' y por supuesto adquirir residencia fiscal en otro país (mi caso).
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Citizenship-Based Taxation: Who’s Tried It & Why the US Can’t Quit
America First tax reform is here to stay, and so is citizenship-based taxation. Will the US ever give up this rigid system? Hardly!
nomadcapitalist.com
The United States has the world’s most complicated tax code. To make things worse, it is one that US citizens cannot escape no matter where they live. While every other country on the planet takes a more reasonable approach to the taxation of their non-resident citizens, there are a few countries that like to dabble in citizenship-based taxation in special situations.
Many of these countries ***ow the same rule Mexico uses by taxing their citizens for a set period of time after leaving the country unless they can prove they have not moved to a tax haven and that they are paying a similar amount in taxes as if they still lived in their home country. These countries include:
After living abroad for the set period of time, these countries no longer consider their citizens as tax residents. However, there is no set period of time that removes the tax resident status for French citizens who move to Monaco or Italian citizens who move to any tax haven.
- Mexico (3 years)
- Portugal (5 years)
- Spain (5 years)