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Seeker
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London Ontario
Jan 1970 time: 00:26
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In addition, in Korea I must pay a 'Civilian Tax'.
It's a tax only for Males who are not serving in the armed forces, and it's to pay for the army.
While it is nice to see just how much of my taxes go to the army, I am now being taxed multiple ways by multiple states, I've successfully hidden my income before, the bastards won't see a thing, I'm still going to Ireland this summer they can suck it.
Plus, I may be able to do it legally if I go back to school and get enough of a tuition deduction. At low student loan rates, plus my investment in the place I want, I should still be able to come out ahead.
And, apparently, it's almost unheard of for foreign teachers to actually declare their foreign income, and there are thousands of us, so it must be safe.
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Rex Little
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The title of this thread is redundant. When someone other than the government does it, it's called "theft", not "taxes".
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