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Monday, 22 August 2022 21:12

Take a Close Look at LLCs when Asset Protection Planning

Article Written for: the CPA Now, PICPA Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants

Limited liability companies (LLCs) insulate owners from “inside” business liabilities, similar to corporations, but, unlike corporate stock, member equity held in a protective LLC generally may not be reached. Also, an “outside” creditor of an LLC member cannot acquire voting equity in a protective LLC, nor reach LLC assets. Claims on LLC interests are generally limited to a charging lien. These asset protection measures are just a few of the reasons LLCs have largely become the business entity of choice.

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Thursday, 01 December 2022 13:13

Tax Reporting of Foreign Assets

Article Written for: TaxStringer, the NYSSCPA's (New York Society of Certified Public Accountants)

U.S. citizens and residents are subject to a number of IRS reporting requirements regarding assets held outside the U.S. Foreign situs assets and interests in offshore trusts significantly complicate tax reporting. Several such filing requirements are outlined below.

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Saturday, 01 October 2022 21:20

Testamentary Transfers to Non-Citizen Spouses

Article Written for: TaxStringer, the NYSSCPA's (New York Society of Certified Public Accountants)

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Monday, 01 August 2022 14:42

The Status of LLCs in Asset Protection Planning

Article Written for: TaxStringer, the NYSSCPA's (New York Society of Certified Public Accountants)

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Monday, 27 June 2022 00:00

Careful with Asset Protection Transfers: Courts May View Them as Fraudulent

Article Written for: the CPA Now, PICPA Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants
An effective asset protection plan must be implemented before any foreseeable clams, as existing debts and anticipated liabilities are not avoidable. Reactionary transfers (made to avoid a present or future creditor) are reversible.

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Thursday, 09 June 2022 00:00

Using the Foreign Corporation to Avoid Estate Tax

Article Written for: the MassCPA's Massachusetts Society of CPAs
All U.S. situs assets held by a non-resident non-citizen (NRNC), both tangible and intangible, unless falling within a limited exemption, are subject to the U.S. estate tax. Those same assets held in a foreign corporation are excluded from estate tax.

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Sunday, 01 May 2022 00:00

Estate Tax Planning for NRNCs Using the Foreign Corporation

Article Written for: TaxStringer, the NYSSCPA's (New York Society of Certified Public Accountants)

Shifting Assets from U.S. SITUS

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Tuesday, 01 March 2022 00:00

The Non-Citizen and the U.S. Estate and Gift Tax – An Introduction

Article Written for: TaxStringer, the NYSSCPA's (New York Society of Certified Public Accountants)

This month, we introduce our series on international tax law. We start with an introduction to the international aspects of the U.S. estate tax and the gift tax.

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Friday, 17 December 2021 02:00

Expatriation from the United States, Part 2: The Inheritance Tax

Article Written for: Florida CPA Today, a publication by the Florida Institute of CPAs

In addition to the Exit Tax, the Heart Act added a new federal transfer tax, which imposes an "Inheritance" tax on certain gifts or bequests (testamentary dispositions) made by a "covered expatriate" to U.S. recipients. This is the second article in our two-part series on the expatriation tax.

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Friday, 17 December 2021 01:00

Expatriation from the United States, Part 1: The Exit Tax

Article Written for: Florida CPA Today, a publication by the Florida Institute of CPAs

Abandonment of United States citizenship or long-term residency (by non-citizens) may trigger the United States “expatriation tax”. The expatriation tax consists of the “Exit Tax” and the “Inheritance Tax.” In this first of our two-part series, we explain the Exit Tax.

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Tax Reporting of Foreign Assets

Testamentary Transfers to Non-Citizen Spouses

The Status of LLCs in Asset Protection Planning

Careful with Asset Protection Transfers: Courts May View Them as Fraudulent

Using the Foreign Corporation to Avoid Estate Tax

Estate Tax Planning for NRNCs Using the Foreign Corporation

The Non-Citizen and the U.S. Estate and Gift Tax – An Introduction

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