Foreign jurisdictions

This subtopic contains information on a range of foreign jurisdictions which the private client practitioner is likely to encounter when advising internationally mobile clients on their tax and estate planning. Topics covered include personal taxation, trusts, companies, foundations, succession laws and regulatory regimes. We shall continue to add content on these and other jurisdictions, depending on the needs of our clients.

The following subtopics may also be useful:

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   International private client—general principles—overview

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   Cross-border planning (and private client)—overview

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   Foundations—overview

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   Offshore companies (and private client)—overview

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   Offshore trusts—general principles—overview

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   Private client and private international law—overview

For information on the execution of contracts and deeds in various jurisdictions, see Practice Notes: Execution of deeds—jurisdictional guide, Execution of contracts—jurisdictional guide and E-signatures—jurisdictional guide.

Information on Scotland can be found in several subtopics in the Private Client in Scotland topic.