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How does one avoid paying excess wealth tax or inheritance tax as a U.S. citizen, but resident of France?


I no longer have a U.S. residence but am a citizen of U.S.
Also, is there a way to make worldwide income invisible to the French government?

Don't declare it - when in France, do as the Frenchies do...(or don't)
If you have the monies that would cause the "Independant Wealth Tax" than you should have a accounting firm that represents you-
I am certain you do not need this question answered- You need to go back to work to pay the rent
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There are ways, but I'm sure if they are legal. The IRS pays particular attention to overseas accounts, and I would think the French do too. Better to be a citizen of a country like Bermuda that isn't quite as compulsive about enforcing tax laws.
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