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Estate Planning for Diplomats and International Organization Staff in the United States

Illustration representing the diplomatic corps

Members of foreign embassies and consulates, and the officers and employees of the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund, the Inter-American Development Bank, the Organization of American States and the United Nations, live in the United States under a legal regime of their own. Their salaries are not taxed here, their days of presence do not count toward income tax

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Estate Planning for Non-US Citizens

Summary A non-citizen who has become domiciled in the United States is taxed at death on the worldwide estate, exactly like a citizen, and has the same $15,000,000 exclusion in 2026. The green card is not what decides this. What such a person does not have is the unlimited marital deduction. Property passing to a spouse who is not a

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Estate Planning Overview

  For families with assets in several countries or non-US citizenships, comprehensive estate planning is essential to ensure that the planned transfer of all assets works well under the laws of the affected countries and the various components of the estate plan do not counteract each other. Regarding the laws of other countries, we partner with competent advisers in these

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Estate Planning Step-by-Step

Note: The information below pertains to the drafting or revision of estate planning documents. Step 1: Schedule a complimentary introductory call During this ten to twenty minute call or visit you will tell us about your particular situation and we will determine if we can help. Step 2: Schedule an Initial Consultation Package After the initial contact, we will schedule

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