Is this even possible?
I receive dividends from foreign companies (ADRs) traded on the NYSE but am taxed 30% because I opened my account with my brokerage saying that I am a citizen of Country A, which does not have double tax treaties with the USA.
I am also a citizen of Country B, which has double tax treaty with the US. But I am currently working in Country A, which has an even lower tax rate than Country B. Is it possible to have a double-double tax agreement? I.e change my citizenship on my brokerage to B, and then have another agreement between A and B, so that I can receive country A's lower tax rates?
In summary: I am a dual citizen of country A and country B. Country B has a double tax treaty with USA Country A has a double tax treaty with Country B but not USA. I want to know if I can lower my 30% US foreign tax on incomes received from the US.
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