I'm a native European who has Bulgarian and US citizenships. I reside in the US however I have my residential address in Bulgaria and valid legal documentation. Will it be a problem to open an account with any European broker?
I'm a native European who has Bulgarian and US citizenships. I reside in the US however I have my residential address in Bulgaria and valid legal documentation. Will it be a problem to open an account with any European broker?
He can do this of course, but as an American citizen he's still subject to the regulations and rules of the US.Originally Posted by ;
Even if he resides in Antarctica he is still bound to pay US taxes on any income that he receives from his own trading activity.Originally Posted by ;
And then what do you believe will happen if the IRS (US taxman) finds he is getting his earnings from an international FX broker...?
See the Issue here?
No problem just use your Bulgarian citizenships and address also ensure your bank account is set up there to get your money, if you ship your profit to a u.s. bank the broker will drop you.Originally Posted by ;
Oh and you can not say you live in the u.s.a. since the dodd frank law applays to all u.s. resident No Matter your citizenshipsOriginally Posted by ;
His FX broker will observe that this IP is in the united states and probably deny his appliion.Originally Posted by ;
I really don't have a bank account there but I have. Can I use a bank account not under my name?
No, the title on your own Forex account and the one on your bank account has to be exactly the same, which includes your street address as well.Originally Posted by ;
Not true if his newcomer is in a different country you just have to prove it into your brokerOriginally Posted by ;
Fucking US man lol. I guess I'll be stuck with something like Oanda for today. . .fml