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Private Client Tax: Jurisdictional Comparisons, 2nd Edition

Private Client Tax: Jurisdictional Comparisons, 2nd Edition

Author: John Rhodes
Publisher: Sweet & Maxwell U.K.
ISBN: 9780414024847
Published In: August 2012
Format: Hardback
Jurisdiction: International ? Disclaimer:
Countri(es) stated herein are used as reference only

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Private Client Tax is the essential reference guide for anyone concerned with cross border trust, estate and succession planning for wealthy international families.

This includes not only family members themselves, but Private Banks, Family Offices and professionals serving this sector as accountants, tax advisers, lawyers, art and property advisors etc.

Covering over 25 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

• Non tax issues
• Taxation
• Exemptions and/or exit taxes for new immigrants and emigrants as may be relevant for each jurisdiction
• Use of asset holding vehicles
• Bried outline of philantropic/charitable options
• Regulatory environment
• Key planning points for long term resident families
• Key points for migrating/temporarily resident families
• Forthcoming legislation/other changes
• Useful references

John Rhodes has been a member of various reputable Associations and Committees such as the: British-Swiss Chamber of Commerce, Zurich (Chairman of London Chapter (2002-2005) and Committee member, Legal & Tax Chapter, British-Swiss Chamber of Commerce; Secretary, British-German Jurists' Association, London (1984-1990); Chairman, British-German Jurists' Association, London (1990-2006); Company Secretary, German-British Chamber of Commerce & Industry, London (2003-2006); member, Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP).
John has also been a Solicitor of the Senior Courts of England and Wales (since 1976). Particular areas of interest include Inward investment into the UK, mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, shareholder disputes and agreements, agency and distribution law, EU law, immigration, company formation and commercial advice of all types

Contributors:

1. Australia: Allan Blaikie
2. Austria: Paul Doralt, Martina Znidaric & Georg Birkner
3. Cayman Islands: Antony Duckworth
4. Cyprus: Elias Neocleous & Philippos Aristotelous
5. France: Line-Alexa Glotin
6. Germany: Christian von Oertzen
7. Gibraltar: Peter Isola & Adrian Pilcher
8. Guernsey: Laila Arstall
9. Hong Kong: Lester Huang
10. India: Hanisha Amesur & Bijal Ajinkya
11. Ireland: John Gill & Allison Dey
12. Israel: Alon Kaplan, Lyat Ayal, Alan Krost, Achu Frank & Liat Aizenberg-Richter
13. Italy: Luca Arnaboldi & Gilberto Comi
14. Malta: Rosanne Bonnici, Ramona Azzopardi, Paul Gonzi & Nicolai Xuereb
15. Monaco: Donald Manasse
16. Netherlands: Linda Reijling Author: Arnold van der Smeede
17. New Zealand: Pravir Tesiram
18. Nigeria: Dotun Ayeni & Folajimi Alli-Balogun
19. Portugal: Diogo Ortigão Ramos & Maria João Ricou
20. Russia: Maxim Alekseyev & Kira Egorova
21. Singapore: Sunit Chhabra & Usha Ranee Chandradas
22. South Africa: Hymie Levine, Gwynneth Louise Rowe
23. Spain: Florentino Carreno & Carlos Ferrer
24. Switzerland: Bernard Vischer & Liatowitsch Manuel
25. UK: Jonathan Conder & Oliver Court
26. USA: Stephen K. Vetter & George N. Harris, Jr.