Offer in Compromise Can Help Deal With IRS Woes
Posted: November 26, 2004
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 U.S. TAXATION OF FOREIGN INVESTORS
The following narrative outline is intended to provide the foreign investor, both corporate and individual, with a basic introduction to the tax laws of the United States as they apply to that foreign investor.

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 TAX PLANNING FOR FOREIGN INVESTMENT
Knowing the right tax plan can help attract foreign investors to a domestic project. Published June 2006 in Southeast Real Estate Business

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 PRE-IMMIGRATION TAX PLANNING
Safeguarding The Immigrant's Financial Interests Prior to Residency.
Very often immigrating residents are unfamiliar with the tax laws of the United States, that they will face upon obtaining their resident status. Often this lack of knowledge can be costly with immigrants paying unnecessary taxes and burdening themselves with liabilities. The following is a checklist of issues that may be helpful to avoid these tax problems.

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 TAX PLANNING FOR THE FOREIGN REAL ESTATE INVESTOR
Tax Benefits and Tax Traps
Very often Foreign Investors are unfamiliar with the federal and state tax laws that they will face when investing in United States real estate. Often this lack of knowledge can be costly with foreign investors paying unnecessary taxes. READ         |         Download as PDF

 THE UNITED STATES A TAX HAVEN FOR FOREIGN INVESTORS AND IMMIGRANTS TO THE UNITED STATES
Posted: January, 2004 • South Florida Business Journal
As times become more and more troubled, South Florida sees more than its share of immigrants fleeing dangers and coming here to stay; and foreign investors who want their money and second homes here. One concern that is often high on their list is the payment of United States Federal taxes, both income taxes and estate taxes. From a tax perspective there are both special advantages and traps for both would-be immigrants to the United States and the foreign investor. This article will look at both the traps and the advantages. READ

 DOMESTIC PROFESSIONALS MUST RESPOND TO UNSETTLED TIMES IN SOUTH & CENTRAL AMERICA
Posted: March 15, 2002 – South Florida Business Journal
Unsettled times in Argentina, Venezuela, Columbia and other regions are leading to an "immigration of the wealthy". While racing to establish some sort of United States presence these people will need to take a lot of care and receive good professional advice if they are to avoid financial problems and delays.
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Estate & Gift Taxation

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 ESTATE PLANNING IN A LOW INTEREST ENVIRONMENT
Posted: June 11, 2004
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 ESTATE TAX CHANGES 2001: TAX PLANNING AND TAX TRAPS
Posted: August 17, 2001
South Florida Business Journal
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 CHANGE IN ESTATE TAX SHOULD RESULT IN NEW TAX PLANNING CONCEPTS
Posted: January 11, 2002
South FLorida Business Journal
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Internet Taxation

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 SIXTY-YEAR-OLD CASE MAY SET PRECEDENT
Posted: October 4, 2000
Boca Raton Business News
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 BUYING IN THE WEB CAN BECOME TAXING
Posted: October 23, 2000
Sun Sentinel News
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 INTERNET PROFITS AND THE FEDERAL INCOME TAX - TAX COMPLIANCE TRAPS FOR THE UNWARY
Posted: December 13, 2000
Boca Raton Business News
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Asset Protection

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 BUSINESS SURVIVAL CAN DEPEND ON PROTECTED INVESTMENTS
Posted: May 31, 2002
South Florida Business Journal
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 PLANNING CAN PROTECT ASSETS AGAINST GROWTH IN LITIGATION
Posted: May 24, 2002
South Florida Business Journal
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