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  Estate planning Succession 2021

Does mateship really transcend borders? A discussion on U.S. and Australian legal and tax treatment of cross-border assets

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Published Date: 16 Sep 2021

 

This presentation covers common cross-border estate and tax issues that arise when an Australian resident acquires assets located in the United States (and vice versa), or when an American resident dies in Australia (and vice versa).

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Does mateship really transcend borders? A discussion on U.S. and Australian legal and tax treatment of cross-border assets

Author(s): Marsha Dungog
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  • Published By: Marsha Dungog
  • Published On:16 Sep 2021
  • Took place at:Hilton Brisbane, Brisbane

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