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Hello, great to read what you got to say. You’re technically saying the same thing I do! All I was trying to say; it’s an inaccurate or for some others humiliating opinion to think that you will arrive and be in the upper 1% financially! Be it inheritance or earned money, there are a lot of...

Top 1%! :) if one got an income equal to the income of top 1% of the Argentines then why would they live in Arg leaving their own countries? Top 1% of Argentines are all multi millionaires and some billionaires! A teacher in Argentina living a better life than a teacher in the US!

This article or whatever it is, is pure BS. Argentina got great standards of life. You get great food, great medical, great gym/sports, great social life at a fraction what it’d be in the US! Also; there’s no way to compare Argentina to Lebanon. That’s something like apples to light bulb. Punta...

They're going to charge you the following: No taxes on the first $50 of the value of the phone, then 50% of the total value for the difference. Best solution is going to be waiting for someone you know to visit, or using one of those transfer services like Grabr.

What I understand is don't get caught. You must pesify all income as an Argentine resident at the official rate, and likely, depending on your income at that rate, pay 35% taxes, on top of still being a tax subject of the US, thus making it pointless to live here.

Looking at filing taxes with Afip. US expat earning income remote from an outside country depositing into US Bank account. Anyone with similar experience that can confirm 35% of total earned income is what's due in the top tax bracket here?

Could someone provide me with a current estimate of the costs for gas, electricity, and broadband in Buenos Aires? I'll be residing in a modern 2-bedroom apartment in Palermo with amenities such as air conditioning, underfloor heating, and a gas cooker. As I'll be away at work for approximately...