Deal with U.S. Tax and Immigration Laws with Confidence with Seasoned International Lawyers

In today’s global business world the business of moving people, money, goods, and ideas throughout the world is growing fast, and demands that the international professionals that facilitate this movement, grow with them.

Professionals need to be knowledgeable and responsive without leaving behind the “old time” ideas and values of what it means to be a lawyer and solve the problem.

Whether you are an alien individual or foreign corporation investing in, doing business in, or moving to the United States or you are American investing and doing business outside of the United States or emigrating from the United States, you are going to deal with the U.S. tax and immigration laws.

PODCAST:

The truth about the EB5 Visa and United States taxation. Foreign investors are not subject to worldwide taxation just because they have a greencard. Learn how non-resident alien status and U.S. tax treaties can be helpful.

NEW ARTICLES:

• The United States Tax Benefits Of Exporting
  The business world is going to be a tough place for the American exporter in 2012. The dollar will remain strong, keeping U.S. goods high priced, trade to the Euro zone will weaken while the cheap euro makes the Euro Zone highly competitive as exporters. China will contract and desperate competitors and countries will be trying even harder to protect their own.
  Read Full Article by Richard S. Lehman, Esq.

• The Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA)
  Americans now required to disclose all foreign financial assets. A specified person has an interest in a specified foreign financial asset if any income, gains, losses, deductions, credits, gross proceeds, or distributions attributable to the holding or disposition of the specified foreign financial asset are or would be required to be reported, included, or otherwise reflected by the specified person on an annual return.  A specified person has an interest in a specified foreign financial asset even if no income, gains, losses, deductions, credits, gross proceeds, or distributions are attributable to the holding or disposition of the specified foreign financial asset for the taxable year.
  Read Full Article by Richard S. Lehman, Esq.

THE NEW I.R.S. AMNESTY: PART TWO

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United States Taxation and Immigration
6018 S.W. 18th Street, Suite C-1
Boca Raton, FL  33433
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