Nomad Capitalist Audio Experience The Roger Ver Tax Case: What It Reveals About U.S. Tax Laws
Nov 26, 2025
Roger Ver's tax case reveals nuances about U.S. tax obligations for expatriates. Renouncing citizenship doesn’t erase tax liabilities, leading to many misconceptions. The podcast discusses risks associated with U.S.-situs assets and ongoing taxation for foreign owners of U.S. companies. It also explores global trends towards stricter taxation and the importance of strategic expatriation. Legal structures, second passports, and professional advice are highlighted as key to successful relocation and wealth protection.
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Roger Ver's Arrest And Extradition Fight
- Andrew Henderson recounts Roger Ver's arrest in Spain, extradition fight, and the threat of 109 years in prison.
- The story illustrates how aggressively U.S. authorities pursued alleged tax-related charges against an expatriate crypto entrepreneur.
Renunciation Doesn't Erase U.S. Tax Liability
- Renouncing U.S. citizenship does not automatically eliminate U.S. tax obligations on U.S.-situs assets or companies.
- U.S. corporations and other U.S. assets can remain taxable regardless of your residence or citizenship.
Shift Business Structures Away From U.S. Entities
- Avoid relying on U.S. LLCs or corporations for international operations if you want to sever U.S. tax exposure.
- Use non-U.S. merchant and banking solutions and seek professional help to restructure away from U.S. entities.