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1 :
Depends on your plan. If it is tax deferred, yes, you will be taxed.
2 :
Of course. It's based on work you did the in the US, so it's considered US source income. As income from work, it's taxed at graduated rates (some at 10%, some at 15%, etc), not a flat 30%. (If the money is from social security, it's taxed a flat 22.5%.)
3 :
If you are a US citizen, you are taxed on worldwide income. So the taxes you would be required to pay are exactly the same as if you remained in the US. If the funds were accumulated on a tax-deferred basis, you owe taxes. If you are a US citizen or have resided in the US for a total of 8 years out of the last 15, you need long talk with your tax accountant regarding the exit tax which was imposed last July -- 42% of all assets, including unrealized gains, if you leave the US.
4 :
Yes.........you are a US citizen...........
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