Freelance Travelling
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From my murky understanding of this- since you are from the UK you generally can work in protectorate countries like Canada and Australia without much in the way of a work visa. As for taxes, usually the country you're working in and the country you're a citizen both want your taxes but you don't necessarily have to pay taxes in the U.S. if the taxes you're paying in another country are significantly high enough you would be creating a tax credit that would apply to your U.S. taxes and would be above anything you'd pay in the states. That would be true for Canada.
This is a good site for expat stuff:
http://www.expatexchange.com/lib…It would be smart to keep tabs on what you owe because you wouldn't want to be blocked from getting into a country (or held in one) because they think you owe a ton of taxes.