Stanley Ruchelman will be speaking in a webinar on Home Thoughts From Abroad – Tips to Advising Foreign Clients Purchasing U.S. Homes as part of the NYSBA’s 16th Annual International Estate Planning Institute on March 18, 2021, which begins at 8:00 a.m. Eastern Time.
Ruchelman P.L.L.C. is a co-chair sponsoring the NYSBA program on Global Tax Policy in the Age of COVID-19 – Common Issues, Varying Responses on March 4, 2021, at 9:00 a.m. E.D.T.
Ruchelman P.L.L.C. will host a Webinar on G.I.L.T.I. Tax: Inclusion, Reporting, Exceptions on October 29, 2020, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. E.D.T.
Join Stanley C. Ruchelman and the Society of Trusts and Estates Practitioners (STEP) for an afternoon program addressing the impact of the landmark 2017 U.S. tax reform. The panel will discuss how the measures have reshaped the landscape of cross-border tax planning over the past two years.
The U.S. and Western Europe have long been linked by strong cultural ties, and it is not surprising that today many families face cross-border issues involving these regions. Now, more than ever, it is necessary for wealth planning professionals to see beyond the borders of their country in order to understand the multi-jurisdictional issues that impact their clients.
Thinking of Sweden this spring? Join the International Section of the New York State Bar Association for their regional meeting in Stockholm to network with leading international attorneys, gain up to 11.5 NY MCLE credits, and discuss on hot topics in international law.
Ruchelman is proud to support the U.S. and Europe Tax Practice Trends joint conference of the ABA, IBA, and IFA, now in its 19th year. On April 4, attendees can join Stanley C. Ruchelman for a discussion on “Cross Border Financing: The Evolving View of the OECD and Others.”
In this session sponsored by the New York Law School Graduate Tax Program, attendees will gain practical advice for dealing with changes the brought about by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
This C.L.E./C.P.E. webinar will provide tax professionals guidance on new rules and proposed regulations governing the taxation of foreign source income. The panel will present an in-depth analysis of the expansion of Subpart F, the dividends-received deduction ("D.R.D."), and tax implications of sales or transfers of foreign corporations by U.S. Shareholders, and will provide guidance on avoiding pitfalls in planning and compliance.
When a taxpayer receives an information document request (“I.D.R.”) from the I.R.S. for transfer pricing documentation, it should know what to expect: a lengthy, contentious process of documenting and defending its tax position. Pausing to think objectively about the cognitive biases, strengths, and weaknesses underlying a transfer pricing position is an essential step to take before delving into the technical aspects of the examination itself.
While tax reform has changed the landscape, the U.S. remains an appealing place for foreign entrepreneurs. Advisors must be prepared to answer questions when clients plan a move to the U.S.
This CLE/CPE webinar will provide tax professionals guidance on new rules and regulations governing the taxation of foreign source income. The panel will present an in-depth analysis of the expansion of Subpart F, the dividends received deduction ("D.R.D."), tax implications of sales or transfers of foreign corporations by U.S. shareholders, and provide guidance on avoiding pitfalls to ensure tax savings and reporting compliance.
Ruchelman is pleased to lend its support to the 18th Annual Tax Planning Strategies – U.S. and Europe. On April 12, Stanley C. Ruchelman will speak on the Impact of U.S. Tax Reform on International Structures.
Although some Federal priorities change, the I.R.S. continues to focus on offshore bank accounts and the obligation to report foreign assets on the Report of Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts. In this program, Rusudan Shervashidze and Lawrence S. Feld will explore the F.B.A.R. reporting regime and discuss the U.S. government's criminal and civil enforcement efforts.
Tax reform in the U.S., Brexit in the U.K., and international efforts to fight base erosion and profit shifting are changing the tax landscape. Panelists will discuss how the new environment affects companies engaged in business between the U.S. and the U.K.–and the lawyers who advise them.
This special program at the Cosentino City design showroom will discuss the rules that affect individuals moving across borders, focusing on opportunities to reduce tax after residence is established by transactions completed prior to the residence starting date.
Due to popular demand, Nina Krauthamer and Galia Antebi will reprise their discussion of the acquisition vehicles that can be used by foreign individuals for the purchase of U.S. real estate.
Trust instruments constitute a common estate planning tool in common law countries. While planning for future generations within the boundaries of a single jurisdiction constitutes the historical approach, families in today’s world do not necessarily live in the same country. This program serves as a primer on U.S. taxation of trusts having U.S. and non-U.S. settlors and beneficiaries.
This program will describe the unique challenges for mid-sized companies in planning, implementing, documenting, and managing controlled cross-border transactions and in dealing with tax authority controversy. Best practices and key points for advisors will be presented to explain how a company can meet its compliance obligations while acknowledging actual business practices.
This program will discuss the rules that affect individuals moving across borders, focusing on opportunities to reduce tax after residence is established by transactions completed prior to the residence starting date.
Q: How many ways are there to structure an investment in U.S. real property? A: Many. In this program, Nina Krauthamer and Galia Antebi will summarize the acquisition vehicles that can be used by foreign individuals for the purchase of U.S. real estate.
