Covered Expatriates: Asset Taxation During and After Expatriation Webinar
Feb 12 3:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Online
1-Tax CPE Credits
Identify how an individual becomes a covered expatriate Learn the four different ways that assets are taxed upon expatriation for covered expatriates Identify timing problems and other issues that lead to high tax rates for covered expatriates Understand how to prepare so that you can avoid tax timing problems and pay the lowest amount of tax possible. Highlights
Covered expatriates are subject to the exit tax. There are several different ways that the exit tax is implemented. In this presentation, we will review how different types of assets will be taxed upon expatriation and in the aftermath. We will identify assets that create bad tax results or timing problems that lead to high tax rates, and we'll discuss steps to avoid those problems. We will also review the tax paperwork you can expect to file after expatriation.
Registration
PICPA Member: $37 Nonmember: $50
More Information
Course No. 4203822ALevel: Overview
Prerequisites:
None.
Notes
None
Speaker(s)
Debra Rudd
Debra Rudd, CPA earned her
bachelor’s degree in philosophy from Columbia University. She began her
tax career at HodgenLaw PC in 2010, and subsequently earned her CPA
license. She is now enrolled in the Master of Science in Taxation program
at Golden Gate University. She enjoys working on the U.S. side of
cross-border taxation, specializing in passive foreign investment
companies, controlled foreign corporations, foreign trusts, and foreign
investment in U.S. real estate. She writes and speaks frequently on
passive foreign investment companies. In her free time, Rudd enjoys riding
her road bike in the Pasadena and Los Angeles
areas.