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Expatriate
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Expatriate
An employee who is a U.S. citizen living and working in a foreign country.

Expatriate
An employee at a company who is a citizen of another country. Some governments require companies hiring expatriates to show cause that the job could not be performed by a local citizen. Expatriates are generally subject to taxation only in the country where they are working, though citizens of the United States often must pay American taxes as well as local taxes, depending on their levels of income. See also: Foreign Tax Credit.


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The first is that - as an island that was formerly under the wing of Britain when Britain had protectorate status for the island - it is full of English speakers, and indigenous and ex-pat alike are fluent in English.
Mike met Gordon and stayed with him four years ago while on a tour of Australia visiting North East ex-pats who get the magazine sent to them.
The casino will have 12 tables and 30 slot machines with 150 employees, of which 6% will be ex-pats.
 
 
 
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