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What Country will not extradite for child support owed in the US?
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How much did the US Owed in war debts?
The US didnt owe any Germany did about $25 billion
What type of debt does the US have and who is it owed to?
The majority of US debt is actually owed to US citizens.
How much money does the US owe to china?
As of July 2014, the estimated amount of money owed to China from the United States is 17 trillion dollars. The US owes China more than any other country.
How much cash can you take out of the US when you travel to Vietnam?
You can easily carry as much cash as you wish. Each country has their own rules about cash limitation .
How much in taxes is owed on a 1 thousand prize in Texas?
How much tax is owed on a 1,000 US dollars prize in Texas depends on your tax bracket. You must include details of your winnings when you file your federal tax return.
Does the US have an embassy in every country?
Pretty much every country in the World has an embassy in Washington DC; similarly the US has an embassy in pretty much every country in the World.
How much money is owed to the us from other foreign countries?
It is estimated to be around 14 trillion dollars
Is Bernard Baruch a country that owes less money than it is owed?
A creditor nation is a country that owes less money than it is owed. This idea came up during the campaign of Woodrow Wilson after WWI. Even today, the US owes more to itself (individuals, pension funds, etc.) than it does to foreign governments.
Can a debt owed to a bank in another country be collected in the us?
== == YES of course. Just because you moved doesn't wipe out your debts. They follow you wherever you go in the world.
Can a US citizen own two passports?
only if a US citizen has dual citizenship with another country, than you can have a passport for each country.
How many capitals are there in the US?
There are 51 capitals in the US, one for each state and one for the country.
