Pre-Immigration Tax Planning: May 2012

Tax Attorney Richard S. Lehman shares the truth about the EB5 Visa and United States taxation on worldwide income.

Richard S. Lehman, Esq.

TAX ATTORNEY AT LAW

CONTACT:
Richard S. Lehman, Esq.
TAX ATTORNEY

2600 N. Military Trail, Suite 206
Boca Raton, FL. 33431
Tel: 561-368-1113
Contact via email

web site: www.LehmanTaxLaw.com

South Florida is a major center of international trade and investment. Mr. Lehman’s international practice spans the globe. This has resulted in Lehman’s representation of foreign investors giving tax and practical advice in acquiring and selling a wide range of commercial businesses and other U.S. investment assets. This includes not only the acquisition and sale of active businesses in the U.S. but also investments in all fields of real estate including raw land, shopping centers, commercial office buildings, condominiums, residential apartments, residential homes and the like.

In addition, Mr. Lehman has provided legal advice to Americans expatriating from the U.S. and have extensively restructured many non-residents’ holdings in conjunction with their immigration to the United States. A very unique set of tax laws applies to non-resident aliens and foreign corporations in both the income tax and estate tax areas that provides for both tax traps and successful tax planning opportunities.

Richard S. Lehman, with a Masters in Tax Law from New York University Law School, with four years of U.S. Tax Court and Internal Revenue Service experience in Washington D.C.

With over 35 years as a tax lawyer in Florida he has built a boutique tax law firm with a national reputation for being able to handle the toughest tax cases, structure the most sophisticated income tax and estate tax plans, and defend clients before the Internal Revenue Service.

The firm regularly works with law firms, accountants, businesses and individuals struggling to find their way through the complexities of the tax law. In short, the firm is a valuable resource to each of these audiences.

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Tuesday, May 1, 2012

The truth about the EB5 Visa and United States taxation on worldwide income