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How U.S. billionaires restructure globally to avoid the 2025 Exit Tax legally and efficiently. U.S. Exit Tax: How Billionaires Are Avoiding It Legally in 2025 The U.S. Exit Tax is one of the most punishing financial penalties in the world—triggered when covered expatriates renounce citizenship or green card status. But in 2025, billionaire families are using a set of legal, timing-based, and jurisdictional strategies to exit the U.S. tax net without bleeding wealth. 🚨 What Is the Exit Tax Exactly? The Exit Tax is essentially a capital gains tax on all your worldwide assets, as if you sold them the day before you renounced U.S. status. If your net worth is over $2 million or your average tax liability exceeds a threshold (~$190K in 2025), you’re covered. 🧩 How the Ultra-Wealthy Avoid It Asset rebasing: Moving appreciated assets into a foreign trust before expatriation Dual-entity conversion: Splitting U.S. entities into offshore IBCs through providers like StartGlobal ...

Shows how HNWIs legally leave the U.S. tax system in 2025 while keeping access to banking, business, and wealth through global structures. How to Legally Exit the U.S. Tax System in 2025 Without Giving Up Everything In 2025, more Americans are looking to legally exit the U.S. tax system than ever before — but few understand how to do it without triggering massive penalties, exit taxes, or losing financial access. The good news: if structured properly, you can legally unplug from the IRS without giving up your life or wealth . 🚪 Step 1: Understand What “Exiting” Really Means Leaving the U.S. tax system doesn’t just mean moving abroad. To formally exit: You must renounce U.S. citizenship or give up green card status You may owe an exit tax if your net worth exceeds $2 million or you meet tax liability thresholds You’ll need to prove 5 years of full IRS compliance 📌 Full guide here: Tax Residency in 2025: How HNWIs Minimize Global Tax Liabilities 🌎 Step 2: Secur...