Hi @Randynamic, I hope you are doing well.
We always recommend seeking advice regarding your tax liabilities from a dedicated tax advisor to get the most accurate answer depending on your personal situation. Having said that, on the US side, if you are a non-US citizen and do not work in the US, you would not owe any income taxes to the US. For the other countries, it depends on your tax residency - i.e. where you have the most significant residential ties, it could an available home, where you close family lives, your nationality... - as well as where you work physically. You’ll need to check the guidelines for any country you’ve stayed in for an extended period as well as the existence of a double tax treaty between the countries to determine where you would need to pay taxes. Here is a Guide to International Taxes when Working Remotely.
Feel free to DM me if you have further questions or doubts on your personal situation.
Cheers,
Chloe
