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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]What bothers me is Americans abroad having to pay US taxes even though they haven't lived or worked in the US - some for decades[/quote]

Has this rule changed?  I thought that if you stayed out of the country you did not have to pay?  I have a cousin who did this back in the late '70's.  He couldn't come home to visit or he had to pay taxes.

Personally, I think that if you are an American citizen, you should not be allowed to have another passport.  I think you should have to claim loyalty by the age of 25 if you have the 'right" to two citizenships.  That anchor for the Spanish television network voted in Mexico and the US.  There is something wrong with that, I think.  I suspect that the Americans in Iranian prisons have Iranian passports, too.

Is that really too much to ask?  That you be a citizen of only one country?[/quote]

There are some countries that won't let you give up your citizenship (it's a relict of not wanting people to dodge draft by giving up citizenship). So even if you want to, you can't. I am in such position.[/quote]

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