<prompt> Human: Ive been told that if a US person moves to a foreign country for work and stays a US citizen, they owe US income taxes on top of the taxes in the country in which they work Im skeptical of this. The example I was given was a Microsoft employee US company working in China and having to pay both Chinese and US taxes.If a US person goes to work for a non-US company in another country are there any situations in which that person would owe taxes to both countries?Example: Boeing aeronautical engineer in US takes a job with Mitsubishi Aircraft in Japan.  <response>: US citizens are taxed on their worldwide income but there are exclusions and deductions credits that account for living abroad andor tax paid to foreign governments.I could explain in more depth, but you can literally google the title of your post and find the same information. 