If you plan to work short term in the US and are foreign born then just don't get citizenship, just work on a visa.
If you are a US citizen and need to retain your passport or do business in the US you have to do US taxes based on the treaty between the US and your country of residence/work. Renouncing citizenship relieves you of this duty.
Foreign banks don't report to the US at all. You are required to submit that independently through an FBAR.
It's explicitly not. 🤣 but i agree with the sentiment.
So when it comes to the concept of the science on matter progressing, you're anti that.
Depends on treaties. If dual citizenship is allowed and tax liability is reciprocated then it could be a waste of money. But also I'm unsure whether you can ignore tax reporting and travel through the US on a foreign passport after they revoke your US passport.
If you want to go from Europe to south America you're almost certainly passing through a US hub, at least by air.
Insane you have to pay for the last interaction you have with the US
It's clear the trump admin doesn't care for anything other than political/popular "wins"(and hurting people/making money), especially after failing to meet their objectives. I'm sure he would talk it up but it would only justify the actions they will take anyways.
Idk, seems like a win-win
I think the best way might be the simplest way that achieves a consensus that sufficient nuance is considered.
Or rather, the minimum necessary that everyone affected can use the tool proficiently to meet their needs. Most tools need regular maintenance or discarding, but cat is giving simple, so maybe cat is on to something.
But you just used it as a tool to categorize and explain a wide swath of relationship dynamics. The only thing you needed was to apply it to the individuals instead of the relationship writ large.
I think the cat is in the middle of a lecture too. Maybe that's the next slide?
They're translating to American English and most anime's take place in highschool
The murder at home...
Well that's how they all keep each other in line.