Re:Ask HN: Would you make every country have a wealth tax li...
by gnz11 on Thursday January 16, 2025 @06:27AM
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They still have access to and are making use of all the non-tangible benefits of their country though (e.g. legal protections, rights, any kind of social services, etc). If you want to be a citizen of a country you do have certain obligations to meet.
It still makes a little sense if it's a Norwegian living in Sweden, operating businesses in Norway, utilizing Norwegian grants, etc. It doesn't if it's someone who was born in Norway running a business in Thailand.
I think the only country that taxes based on citizenship might be the US.