Increasingly, marriages and families span international borders with different mixes of citizenships and national origins. High profile cases such as Prince Harry’s marriage to American Meghan Markle make headlines; however, even non-royal families commonly face complex international tax issues. Encountering a cross-border planning issue is no longer a rare event for many U.S. professional advisors.
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