Hi everyone,
Just as in France, Italy will not tax an American retiree's pensions but unlike France, they will tax their Social Security as ordinary income, amounting to 43% in our case. . Though we get credit for what we pay the U.S.,
In the U.S., distributions from a Traditional IRA account is treated as ordinary income and taxed accordingly (about 25% in our case).
However, Italy treats a Traditional IRA as an investment account and therefore any dividends, interest, in your distributions are taxed as capital gains and no credit for taxes paid the U.S. are given.
Now, I wonder how France treats and taxes an American IRA account and is any of it taxable by France.?
I appreciate anyone's advice on this. Thanks