In this article we cover some of the basic considerations for international expat estate planning. This however is no substitute for seeking professional legal advice and tax consultancy so that wills are tailored to the individual’s unique situation.
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Skilled worker immigration has, as yet, managed to avoid the same politicisation as other U.S. immigration issues although these recent developments may have the potential to change that. The Department
In this article we cover some of the basic considerations for international expat estate planning. This however is no substitute for seeking professional legal advice and tax consultancy so that wills are tailored to the individual’s unique situation.
