Capital gains tax exemption changes expected to ignite expat property fire sale Expat Sasha Vasiljkovic is about to put his property in the Melbourne suburb of Williamstown on the market. He doesn’t want to sell but an impending Turnbull government change will deny him one of the most sacrosanct of Aussie home-ownership […]
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ATO increasing data exchange with international regulators Data sharing between tax regulators in different countries is rapidly increasing, with the ATO turning in around 30,000 US expats to the IRS just last year according to a US tax lawyer. Moodys Gartner director Roy Berg explained that under the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act,
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ATO increasing data exchange with international regulators Data sharing between tax regulators in different countries is rapidly increasing, with the ATO turning in around 30,000 US expats to the IRS just last year according to a US tax lawyer. Moodys Gartner director Roy Berg explained that under the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act,
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‘Big tax bills’ surfacing for expat clients Atlas Wealth Management managing director Brett Evans explained to sister publication SMSF Adviser that due to tax rules brought in by the IRS back in 1996, where US citizens or Australians residing in the US invest in a passive foreign investment company (PFIC), are resulting in big
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Finalists revealed for ifa Excellence Awards 2017 27/07/2017 – Some of Australia’s best independent, boutique and non-aligned financial advice practitioners and businesses have been recognised as finalists in the prestigious 2017 ifa Excellence Awards. Now in its fourth year, the ifa Excellence Awards are the benchmark for success for members of the independent and
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Advice From Abroad – Interview In the Australian Journal of Financial Planning An expat, a father and lover of all things social, Brett Evans is not your average financial adviser. From an early age Evans knew finance was the right place for him and flourished in the uncertainty and challenge of each day. “I love the industry
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Looking after Aussies in America 20/04/2017 – Recent US efforts to crack down on tax evasion through overseas accounts are catching out expatriates living there, particularly Australians with existing superannuation funds back home, according to Brett Evans, the founder of Australia-based Atlas Wealth Management, one of the only firms currently advising such expats. The
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19/04/2017 – Having spent part of his childhood in the US and Hong Kong – owing to having a father who was a Royal Australian Air Force pilot – Aussie Brett Evans had an early insight into the then-emerging need for advisers able to help the thousands of Australians who would soon be emigrating around the
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Is the Australian property market headed for trouble? While most Australian property markets are enjoying the spoils of enormous price growth, especially in Sydney and Melbourne, is it all going to end in tears for investors? You would have had to be hiding under a rock for the last two years to have
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How to avoid financial conflicts with your partner In today’s post we are going to run through how to avoid financial conflicts with your partner. If you ask a divorce lawyer what the number one reason people appear in their office is, more often than not, the answer will be ‘money’. However, with
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