How New U.S. Immigrants Can Protect Their Overseas Assets
Time: April 26, 2017, 14:00-17:00
Reservation Hotline: 400-009-1807
Location: Room 2001, China Merchants Bank Tower, No. 36 Hong Kong Middle Road, Shinan District, Qingdao
Accountant Li Hao immigrated to the United States from Taiwan at the age of 12. He has been practicing in the U.S. for 20 years and is a well-known Chinese-American accountant in Southern California. He is fluent in both Chinese and English.
As a long-term Final Reviewer for TurboTax, the largest tax software in the U.S., he reviews 3,000-4,000 more tax returns annually than the average accountant, thereby accumulating a wealth of valuable tax law experience.
To better serve new immigrants from China, Accountant Li Hao travels to China several times a year to gain a deeper understanding of China's tax landscape, thereby better assisting new Chinese immigrants with their Chinese asset and U.S. tax planning. Accountant Li Hao leads his professional team, which has been providing professional accounting services to Chinese in North America for many years.
Course Content:
Hot Topic Lessons from the Ying Da case
Future Future trends and development directions
Blind Spots Blind spots for new immigrants
Tax Filing Reasonable tax filing timing
Q&A Solving your problems and concerns
A Few Things About Trump's New Policies
1. Trump's tax reform
2. What immigrants need to know in the Trump era
3. Financial and tax planning before immigration
"China CRS" vs. "U.S. FATCA"
