Quote from hardrightedge:
If the US says I still have to pay, I'd look at living elsewhere. There's a great worldwide trading community.
The problem with this is that you'd have to expatriate yourself in order to avoid the tax, and even then, the IRS has rules disallowing avoiding taxes if they think you expatriated solely for tax reasons.
Then what happens when you get to your new country and they in turn decide to impose the same tax. Then it's off to the next country I guess.
A better approach may be to change your strategy to absorb the tax until it's recalled after a couple years -- difficult, yes, but probably more realistic than moving.
