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Increasingly, many clients are spending time outside their home countries. Maybe it's to get a start-up off the ground. Maybe it's to retire. Some are looking for better security than in their home countries or just a change of scenery. Whatever the reason, most of these clients will tend to focus on income tax issues. In response, advisors in their clients' home countries will likely encourage them
Edward J. Finley, II, vice president, JP Morgan Private Bank, New York
Increasingly, many clients are spending time outside their home countries. Maybe it's to get a start-up off the ground. Maybe it's to retire. Some are looking for better security than in their home countries — or just a change of scenery. Whatever the reason, most of these clients will tend to focus on income tax issues.
In response, advisors in their clients' home countries will likely encourage them to do nothing until they change their residence and then restructure how they hold their portfolio to minimize tax. Advisors in their destination country are likely to urge these clients to accelerate income and gains, to defer losses, and to restructure how they hold thei...
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