For many estate planners that focus primarily on domestic issues, international tax and legal issues are often ones that the practitioner would rather avoid. However, a number of international issues and potential pitfalls can arise unexpectedly in matters that the planner might otherwise consider to be purely "domestic."

This 90 minute presentation is designed to very broadly highlight the numerous international issues that the domestic estate planner should be aware of when dealing with client matters that may have some international implications.

This is a recorded webinar that originally ran live on April 23, 2013. As an eLearning course, you must pass the final exam of this course to receive CPE credit.

Course Level: Intermediate

Course Prerequisites: A basic understanding of Estate Planning

Delivery Method: Self-study

Published: 05/03/2013

After completing this course, you will be able to:

• Gain a "big picture" overview of the US international estate and income tax implications associated with estate and trust planning, and associated matters of administration;
• Understand the tax issues relating to Non-US properties and Non-US persons; and
• Develop a broad understanding of income tax implications that can arise with respect to US persons holding interests in non-US entities and/or accounts and the compliance requirements in connection with same.

CPE

1.5

CLE

N/A