Discussion about deep stops is not new to the scientists studying decompression safety. Since Haldane first established decompression tables, the depth of the first stop has been debated. The answers varied over time, depending on prevailing contemporary dive practices and concerns.
So, if you are earning $50,000 in salary and 15,000 in retirement benefits in France, the income reported on your U.S. tax return is $65,000. You might have foreign tax credits to offset the $50,000, but no credits to cover the $15,000.f course, if you are operating a small business, and your income is less than the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion ($99,200 in 2014), you donât need to be concerned with a pension, be it foreign or domestic. Now that Iâve buried the lead in the 5 th paragraph, letâs talk about the foreign pension tax trap.
A retired person abroad. If you have retired to another EU country and spend more than 6 months in a year there, that country may consider you a tax-resident. If so, you may have to pay tax to that country on your total worldwide income-including pensions you receive from other EU countries.Exception: public sector pensions are usually taxed only in the country of the administration that employed you.here is a risk that your income may be taxed twice if two countries have the right to tax your income because, for instance: 1  You live in one EU country but work in another (cross-border commuter).