Managers of Wealth Americas

Latin America’s taxing problem

Calls grow to make the rich pay more as Covid-19 drains public finances

For less than $400,000 you can now get Uruguay tax residency

Starting in July, foreigners who live at least 60 days a year in Uruguay and buy real estate valued above 3.5 million inflation-linked UI -- currently equivalent to $378,000 -- will qualify for tax residency.

IRS Grants Tax Relief for Qualified Opportunity Funds and Investors in Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic

Generally, pursuant to the QOF rules, investors who wish to defer capital gains have 180 days from the applicable recognition date to invest such capital gains into a QOF.2

U.S. taxpayers' virus relief went to firms that avoided U.S. taxes

Zagg has booked much of its profit through small companies in far-off Ireland and the Cayman Islands, its filings show.

CARES Act Increases Business Tax Incentives for Charitable Gifts

Changes apply to donations of cash and food inventory.

Tax executives: Response to COVID-19

Cash flow, costs, and efficiency

CRA claiming $4.4B from Canadian companies and individuals suspected of tax evasion

The $4.4 billion is far from won for Canada’s tax agency. Tax evasion cases often lead to notoriously long and difficult court fights for the CRA

Bank Hapoalim to Pay $874 Million to Settle U.S. Tax Charges

As part of the tax-evasion settlement, Bank Hapoalim B.M. admitted the firm conspired with U.S. taxpayers

Wealthy Move Their Money To Tax Havens

"This has been a resounding success that has far exceeded our plans," said Sergio Ermotti, the bank's CEO, addressing asset management inflows.

IRS Rules Make Nonprofits’ Offshore Tax Strategy ‘Bullet-Proof’

Many nonprofits invest cash in offshore intermediaries

Russ Prince: Rich Dodge All Taxes By Being Perpetual Tourists

The situation becomes somewhat more complicated when the wealthy perpetual tourist seeks to manage his or her business enterprises and at the same time ensure a high-intensity lifestyle.

Private client considerations: Expanded tax deductions for your interest expense payments with the CARES Act

The benefit of this change is that taxpayers may be able to deduct more interest expense in 2019 and 2020

COVID-19 remote work arrangements may have state tax implications for employers

Employers are generally required to withhold employment taxes for their employees in jurisdictions where they are doing business.

World Tax Advisor, featuring special COVID-19 section

These measures, which vary in magnitude and scope, are intended to mitigate the economic and fiscal effects on businesses and individuals.

US federal and state income tax compliance adjustments in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic

The amnesty, as drafted, does not apply to any other taxes, so gift, estate, and excise tax deadlines remain unchanged.

World Tax Advisor, featuring special COVID-19 section

These measures, which vary in magnitude and scope, are intended to mitigate the economic and fiscal effects on businesses and individuals.

24 Tax Scams to Watch Out For

The scams can be simple or extremely elaborate.

IRS Delays Tax Filing Deadline to July 15

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin announced that taxpayers will get a three-month reprieve to file their 2019 federal income tax returns as part of the federal government’s coronavirus response.

Taxes May Be a Bigger Deal Than Alpha, This Fund Manager Says

Few people think to look at the impact of capital gains on their mutual funds

IRS Gives Big Tax Reporting Break To Foreign Trusts

It seems particularly aggravating that many legitimate foreign pension and retirement plans and trusts are caught within the same rules, even perfectly legitimate programs you may have participated in while you were working overseas.