U.S. Tax Essentials for Nonresidents: Residency, Reporting & Planning for Global Individuals (On-Demand)

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$179.00

Course Description

As global nomad increases and the IRS intensifies its oversight of cross-border financial activity, legal advisors must understand the tax implications of residency classification, income sourcing, and treaty application. The course will provide clear guidance on common tax planning opportunities and compliance pitfalls encountered by nonresidents with U.S. ties. Attendees will gain insight into how to navigate IRS disclosure regimes, structure U.S. investments efficiently, and assist clients with immigration- and expatriation-related tax considerations. The discussion will be especially useful for attorneys working with high-net-worth international clients, multinational families, and cross-border real estate or portfolio investors.

Syllabus

  1. US Tax Residency Rules
  2. US Tax Treaties (General Discussion)
  3. IRS Tax Forms and Schedules
  4. US Non-Resident Effectively Connected Income (ECI) and Non-Effectively Connected Income (NECI)
  5. Tax Deductions and Federal Credits for US Non-Resident
  6. US State and Local Tax and Gift & Estate Tax Implications (Generally)
  7. Pre-Immigration Income Tax Planning (Converting from Non-Resident to Resident) 

Credit Details

Course Type

Course Instructor

Fan Chen, CPA

Original Date Of Course

General Credits

1.5

Fan Chen, CPA
Fan Chen, CPA
Fan Chen, CPA is a Tax Director at The Wolf Group with seven years of experience in tax and accounting, specializing in U.S. tax services for clients with international concerns including expatriates, inpatriates, and high-net-worth individuals with global assets. Prior to joining The Wolf Group in 2015, she worked at a Big 4 accounting firm where she prepared individual, corporate, and expatriate tax returns.
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