Things International Private Clients Do (or Don’t Do) That Keep Us Up At Night
International Tax & Wealth Planning Conference
October 22, 2020
Paul J. D'Alessandro, Jr. and Hal Webb cover some of the most common mistakes made by international private clients and traps that practitioners should be on the lookout for. Topics covered include improper gifting methods, issues relating to personal-use real estate, and planning considerations related to the ownership of artwork.
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