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Private Client Tax

Private Client Tax
Jurisdictional and Institutional Comparisons
3rd Edition
Series:  The European Lawyer Ref Series
Practice Area:  Private Client, Taxation Law
ISBN:  9780414055049
Published by:  Sweet & Maxwell
General Editor:John Rhodes
Publication Date:  30 Jun 2015
Format:  eBook - ProView
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In such a climate, clients increasingly need to know firstly, where they should reside and, secondly, where their family assets should be held and administered. This publication is essential reading for advisers of wealthy families around the world.


Private Client Tax – Jurisdictional Comparisons is the essential reference guide for anyone concerned with cross border trust, estate and succession planning for wealthy international families.
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Covering over 28 major jurisdictions worldwide this title offers you insight into the basic legal framework in each jurisdiction with commentary on topics on which anyone considering taking up residence in a new jurisdiction needs to focus
Includes contributions from leading local practitioners who are experts in these fields with key planning points
Provides a ready directory of who to consult in the stated jurisdictions.
Reader-friendly Q & A format allows for easy cross-jurisdictional comparisons

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