marriage and taxes
#1
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marriage and taxes
I am a foreigner getting ready to marry an american citizen. As we plan to
eventually settle in the USA, I am worried about bringing my sizeable assets
( and eventually my parents assets) into the US tax system where it will
eventually get eaten up by the inheritence tax. Are there any ways around
this? Can I just live with my husband in the USA and not become a citizen?
I am even considering to not move to the USA.
eventually settle in the USA, I am worried about bringing my sizeable assets
( and eventually my parents assets) into the US tax system where it will
eventually get eaten up by the inheritence tax. Are there any ways around
this? Can I just live with my husband in the USA and not become a citizen?
I am even considering to not move to the USA.
#2
Re: marriage and taxes
Originally Posted by Pandabear
I am a foreigner getting ready to marry an american citizen. As we plan to
eventually settle in the USA, I am worried about bringing my sizeable assets
( and eventually my parents assets) into the US tax system where it will
eventually get eaten up by the inheritence tax. Are there any ways around
this? Can I just live with my husband in the USA and not become a citizen?
I am even considering to not move to the USA.
eventually settle in the USA, I am worried about bringing my sizeable assets
( and eventually my parents assets) into the US tax system where it will
eventually get eaten up by the inheritence tax. Are there any ways around
this? Can I just live with my husband in the USA and not become a citizen?
I am even considering to not move to the USA.
#3
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Joined: Mar 2004
Posts: 2
Re: marriage and taxes
The US seems to be doing away with Inheritance tax.
Now that seems unlikely in the UK.
I do not know what happens when your assets are split betwen the 2 countries.
Now that seems unlikely in the UK.
I do not know what happens when your assets are split betwen the 2 countries.
#4
Re: marriage and taxes
Originally Posted by Pandabear
I am a foreigner getting ready to marry an american citizen. As we plan to
eventually settle in the USA, I am worried about bringing my sizeable assets
( and eventually my parents assets) into the US tax system where it will
eventually get eaten up by the inheritence tax. Are there any ways around
this? Can I just live with my husband in the USA and not become a citizen?
I am even considering to not move to the USA.
eventually settle in the USA, I am worried about bringing my sizeable assets
( and eventually my parents assets) into the US tax system where it will
eventually get eaten up by the inheritence tax. Are there any ways around
this? Can I just live with my husband in the USA and not become a citizen?
I am even considering to not move to the USA.
Permanent residents are generally taxed the exact same way as US citizens. I would assume this applies to inheritance tax as well, but you should check with a CPA.
#5
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Posts: 2
Re: marriage and taxes
I forgot to mention the alternative strategy
Go SKI'ing
(Spending the Kids Inheritance)
That's what my Mother is going to do. The only thing currently holding her back is my Father.
Go SKI'ing
(Spending the Kids Inheritance)
That's what my Mother is going to do. The only thing currently holding her back is my Father.
#6
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Re: marriage and taxes
Pandabear wrote:
> I am a foreigner getting ready to marry an american citizen. As we plan to
> eventually settle in the USA, I am worried about bringing my sizeable assets
> ( and eventually my parents assets) into the US tax system where it will
> eventually get eaten up by the inheritence tax. Are there any ways around
> this? Can I just live with my husband in the USA and not become a citizen?
>
> I am even considering to not move to the USA.
Consult with an advisor familiar with US tax law. You are unlikely to
find a satisfactory answer here
> I am a foreigner getting ready to marry an american citizen. As we plan to
> eventually settle in the USA, I am worried about bringing my sizeable assets
> ( and eventually my parents assets) into the US tax system where it will
> eventually get eaten up by the inheritence tax. Are there any ways around
> this? Can I just live with my husband in the USA and not become a citizen?
>
> I am even considering to not move to the USA.
Consult with an advisor familiar with US tax law. You are unlikely to
find a satisfactory answer here