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Kristen Lavallee
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How to keep properties US-taxed if we move abroad?

Kristen Lavallee
  • Investor
  • Providence, RI
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We have rentals in the US that we would like to keep US-taxed as we consider a move abroad. If we move abroad to a country that taxes worldwide income, the compliance would be really challenging with the new country's tax laws, plus we wouldn't continue to benefit from the depreciation and low rental income taxes that we get in the US on the rentals. Has anyone moved abroad and figured out a way to keep US rental income US-taxed instead of taxed abroad? A US-based LLC or C-Corp taxed as a business rather than as a pass-through, maybe? What are the advantages and pitfalls of using such a structure or strategy?

Thanks!

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