Is it true if your a US citizen working abroad you dont have to pay tax?

Im interested cos i found out that the US military dont have to pay tax if they are not based in the countryIs it true if your a US citizen working abroad you dont have to pay tax?
A US citizen working abroad can elect to exclude up to $85,700 in earned income. The taxpayer must be a bona fide resident of a foreign country or have spent at least 330 days outside the US in a 12 month period. The exclusion does not apply to employees of the US government, which includes employees of some private companies managing US facilities overseas. As employees of the US government, military personnel are not able to make the election.





Some military pay is tax free if earned while in a combat zone.Is it true if your a US citizen working abroad you dont have to pay tax?
that the military so unless your in the military you pay taxs
I have worked with yanks in Saudi Arabia, they did pay tax, we brits do not have to, wound 'em up some.
Only if they are actually in a combat zone. Getting shot at is a tough way to get out of paying your taxes....
dont go by mitiary rules . Snipes didnt pay for out of country work and now he is in jail consult an accountant