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Gift tax in Denmark – when and how much?
Gift tax is payable in Denmark, if either the donor (parent) or donee (child) is resident in Denmark at the time of the gift being given. Exactly how much mainly depends on the valuation of the gift and if gift tax is payable abroad as well.
Professionalising Family Business
PROFESSIONALISING FAMILY BUSINESS APPOINTING NON-FAMILY BOARD MEMBERS Sha is the third-generation director of a mid-sized and progressive medical company. His grandfather started the organisation on a very small scale in a small town in UP. The Board of the...
The advantages of private foundations
Foreign Private Foundations for Canadians A private foundation is a corporate entity with separate legal personality, but which has no owners, and therefore does not issue shares or other ownership interests. It is established by a founder who contributes initial...
Tax planning and moving to Canada
Canadian Immigration: The Importance of Tax Planning For anyone planning to immigrate to Canada, or former Canadian residents preparing to return after a period of non-residency, it is worth taking the time to do some pre-immigration tax planning. It may well be that...
International Estate Administration from a Canadian perspective
International Estate Administration for Canadian executors or beneficiaries The administration of an estate can be a complex and intimidating process at the best of times. If the estate in question has international components to it, the complexity increases and...
Controlling your Trust
A Matter of Some Discretion: Controlling your Trust Two common reasons for the use of trusts in estate planning are to achieve tax efficiencies and to protect assets from potential creditors and claims. These are by no means the only reasons that trusts are utilized,...
Wealth planning and offshore trust structures
Choosing the Right Offshore Jurisdiction Wealth and estate planning that make use of so-called offshore trust structures are popular. Such structures are useful for many reasons, including to support individuals and families who are seeking a change in residency, and...
Tax-Driven Changes in Residency for Canadians
Tax-Driven Changes in Residency for Canadians For those with sufficient assets, tax-driven relocations and changes in residency have become commonplace. They began to occur in earnest in the 1990s and have increased in popularity ever since. In the past 1-2 years in...
Family Business Succession in Austria
Love, Power & Wealth - Family Business Succession in Austria The importance of Family Businesses We all know the topic from numerous books, movies and TV series. Thomas Mann's “Buddenbrooks”, HBO's “Succession” or books about real business families such as the...
Reform of the Swiss Federal Withholding Tax on Interest
Reform of the Swiss Federal Withholding Tax on Interest For a number of years, endeavors to reform the Swiss federal withholding tax system with regard to the taxation of interest from collective debt instruments have been going on. The reform is generally aimed at...
