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IRS Steps Up FIRPTA Enforcement Efforts In September 2020, the IRS announced plans to intensify its target of nonresident aliens who failed to comply with FIRPTA tax obligations. Learn more here. -
Non-Resident Estate Plans Provide Peace of Mind Working with an experienced international estate planning attorney is the best way for a non-resident to create an estate plan that provides peace of mind. -
Reducing U.S. Estate Taxes as a Non-Resident Careful planning is essential for non-residents who wish to reduce U.S. estate taxes. Learn more about trust and entity-based solutions here. -
Using International Estate Planning to Protect Your Family Safety and security need to be a top priority in international estate planning for Mexican investors. Learn how MEG International Counsel can help. -
Using Canadian Limited Partnerships for US Investments Canadian limited partnerships are growing in popularity but should be considered carefully to protect the privacy and security of Mexican investors. -
Simplifying Your International Estate Plan International estate planning can be a complex process when you’re working with professionals who don’t understand your unique needs. Learn how we can help. -
Your Estate Plan Needs to Protect Your Digital Assets It is important not to overlook the value of your digital assets when creating your estate plan. -
How to Protect Yourself Legally Against COVID-19! The use of living trusts and wills help to protect yourself against COVID-19 -
Get Your Powers Against the Coronavirus! Prepare yourself with powers of attorney and health care directives in case you get infected with Coronavirus. -
The 2020 Annual Estate and Gift Tax Exemptions The IRS releases the new Estate and Gift Tax exemptions for 2020.