The new $5,000,000 Exemption US Estate and Gift Tax Rules have attracted the attention of many families who have wealth and residency opportunities both in and outside of the United States.
- The basic income, estate, and gift tax rules that apply to US citizens, green card holders, non-permanent residents, and business and real estate owners.
- The basic income tax, capital gains tax, and inheritance tax rules that apply to UK residents, domiciliaries, and non-domiciliaries.
- The advantages and disadvantages of receiving permanent residency or citizenship in the US
- The advantages of non-domiciled status in the UK.
- Opportunities and challenges for married couples where one spouse has U.S. citizenship and the other does not, including marital deduction and gift splitting strategies with particular reference to UK spouses.
- Transfers that can trigger US gift tax and how to avoid them.
- UK inheritance tax and lifetime gifts — dovetailing the US and UK positions.
- Why many families are considering transferring their wealth and citizenship to the United States to enjoy reduced death taxes, and why others are not.
- The US/UK treaty – application and limitations.
- Common impact of UK, French and German Treaties.
- Issues for civil law clients.
- Planning strategies for the international family.
- Understand the provisions of the new US estate and gift tax rules and their application to inbound investors.
- Understand the application of the US income tax, capital gains tax, and inheritance tax.
- Maximize tax planning for international families with both US and UK contacts.
Excerps Came From the BNA association Website.


