Why a Non-Resident Alien’s U.S. Assets Can Be Taxed at 40 Percent
Many foreign buyers assume the U.S. estate tax works the same way for everyone. That assumption can be devastating.
A U.S. citizen can pass more than thirteen million dollars to heirs without paying federal estate tax. A non-resident alien may owe estate tax…
How One Weekend in New York City Can Trigger Worldwide U.S. Taxation
Many people believe U.S. taxes apply only if you live in the United States or hold a green card. That assumption can be dangerously wrong.
Relocating to the United States can dramatically change how your wealth is taxed.
If you live in the United States and own property or accounts in another country, your estate plan may not work the way you expect. This is especially true if your assets are located in a civil law country.
