Category Archives: Tax Compliance

The Corporate Transparency Act after the August 2026 Final Rule: What Still Applies to Foreign Families and Their U.S. Structures

The U.S. Treasury Department building in Washington, D.C., illustrating the article on the Corporate Transparency Act after the August 2026 final rule

Since the final rule of August 2026, only foreign companies registered in a U.S. state report their non-U.S. beneficial owners to FinCEN. Banks, the IRS, New York and the Common Reporting Standard still identify the owners of family structures.

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Why a “Joint” Estate Plan May Not Be a Good Idea for Many Couples

A man and woman each signing a separate document at a table

Married couples often assume that they need a “joint” estate plan: matching wills, mirrored provisions, one set of instructions for the family. That assumption is usually mistaken, and for couples with ties to more than one country it can rest on a false premise. Even spouses who are represented by the same attorney each sign an entirely separate will, and

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