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Originally Posted by lazycash
Yep, you can do that, but your moving and setup costs will outweigh your taxes by years end.
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sorry.... but if you are a US citizen and you spend 3 months in Spain, 3 months in Holland, 3 months in Germany and 3 months in Iceland, you are still obligated to pay taxes in the US... and you better know the tax laws in the countries you are in, their residence laws and what agreements they have with the US, or you might owe taxes in that country AND the US. You might qualify for some exemption on PART of what you earned or up to 70,000.00 or so... but its incorrect to just say "yes, you can do that" without knowing his citizenship, his income, where he will be going, how long he will be there and so on.
its quite simple... use a competent, experienced attorney and LISTEN TO THEM.