With increasingly global families and asset holdings, this session explores the cross-border tax issues that can complicate estate planning. It examines residency-related tax traps, foreign beneficiaries and reporting obligations, and how double tax agreements and foreign death taxes may impact outcomes. The session also covers practical strategies for advisers supporting globally mobile clients with offshore assets.
2026
Estate planning
Cross-border estate planning – Residency and global tax issues
Source: Online
Published Date: 30 Mar 2026
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- Published By: Lisa To
- Published On:30 Mar 2026
- Event Name:Estate Planning Intensive
- Session Name:Cross-border estate planning – Residency and global tax issues
- Read Time:30+ minutes
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2026
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