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@janetmal Yes seems that the advisor firstly thought about themselves.

@stan783 The employee and the employer need to follow the regulations, contributions, tax payments of the state/country where the employee lives.

@ldarlingt The ccy of the fund does not matter. You need to look at the ccy of the underlying assets.

@epiphany777 If you buy one you get a 1/2 liter, for the other one you get 2.5

@eee27 TIL I had heard that brokers like tastyworks, Robin hood, a d possibly others even accept EU customers and allow them to buy US funds.

@eee27 Is this correct? EU brokers are not allowed to sell these funds to EU resident, but is this also disallowed for US brokers? Of course some US brokers will not allow you to make transactions if you are not a US resident.

@ldarlingt Bogle and buffet speak to us/usd investors.

@johnybelievesinchrist Look into Employer of Record (EOR). otherwise - switch to contractor.

@ldarlingt Looks like you have your answer than.

@ldarlingt Are you in the US, with only USD assets?

@duzt Every country has their own definition of tax residency. One can be tax resident in multiple countries. Tax residency is not directly linked to immigration status like permanent residency.