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Estate Planning for Expatriates Securing Your Legacy Across Borders

Estate Planning for Expatriates: Securing Your Legacy Across Borders

By John L. Wong, Esq. |

Introduction – Living as an expatriate can be an exciting and fulfilling experience, as it provides the opportunity to explore new cultures, expand one’s horizons, and build a global network. However, amidst the thrill of living abroad, it’s crucial not to overlook the importance of estate planning. Estate planning is a crucial step for every… Read More »

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How to Avoid U.S. Gift and Estate Taxes When Becoming a U.S. Resident Alien or U.S. Citizen

By John L. Wong, Esq. |

If you intend on becoming a U.S. Resident Alien or U.S. Citizen in the future, it is important to consider the need to avoid U.S. gift and estate taxes now. Once you become a U.S. Resident Alien or U.S. Citizen for gift and estate tax purposes, many of your estate planning opportunities will be… Read More »

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Taiwan Estate Tax and Gift Tax

By John L. Wong, Esq. |

Taiwan Estate Tax Taiwan estate tax is based on all property transferred at death.  Taiwan estate tax covers the following: Property left by the deceased who was a Taiwanese citizen and regularly resided in Taiwan, regardless of whether the location of the property is within or outside Taiwan. Property left by the deceased who… Read More »

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Non-Resident Alien Inheritance and Gift Laws: International Estate Planning for Irvine and OC

By John L. Wong, Esq. |

Non-Resident Alien Inheritance and Gift Laws Complex estate and gift tax rules apply to your estate planning if you are not a U.S. citizen and you own assets in the United States. Definition of Non-Resident Aliens Irvine and much of Orange County are home to many first generation U.S. citizens with family members that… Read More »

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