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Domicile determines a taxpayer’s home state for income tax purposes. While proof of residency can be as simple as getting a driver’s license from the new state, proof of domicile can be much more complex. Each state has their own requirements when determining a taxpayer’s domicile. The process can be challenging and tricky, but there are several ways for taxpayers to cut ties with their previous state of domicile.

Despite the popularity of exchange-traded funds (ETFs), there are structural issues that make them less than ideal for many high-net-worth investors. A tax-managed separately managed account (SMA) may deliver the same diversified, index-like exposure while offering increased after-tax returns for these investors. The benefits can be substantial.

As a clearer picture of each U.S. presidential candidate’s platforms emerges, many have yet to consider how a potential change in leadership may impact their current estate tax and income tax. This guides provides a thorough outline and comparison of both Biden’s and Trump’s tax platforms and includes possible impacts to high-income earners, high net worth individuals, and families. To help mitigate the tax impacts, several key strategies are brought into focus.

COVID-19 has pushed many healthy businesses into a distressed position where they find themselves needing to raise financing, restructure debt, or sell the business to survive. For private equity funds with dry powder—available cash—on hand, a strategic investment in those businesses are under consideration. However, an acquisition of a distressed business is often more challenging than a traditional Mergers and Acquisitions transaction from both a deal and tax perspective.

Between the slowing pace of payout cuts and changes in index yields, how much do income investors really need to worry about the rest of 2020. Investors who understand the data and the importance of diversification will adjust their views.

Family offices have gone through a number of transformative changes, with COVID accelerating the impact of technology on every level. In this webcast, learn how family offices can take a holistic approach to building a technology ecosystem. Key topics discussed include:integrating technology into your family office;how to leverage technology to enhance opportunities for growth;how to take a holistic view of your office’s data; andensuring your family office is effectively utilizing technology.

Beginning with the story of an older brother receiving a credit card to purchase a bike, his sister sets out to learn more about the basics of borrowing. She has seen her parents use credit cards, but the truth was, she didn't really know much about them. Through questions and examples, she explains how it works.

Buying local isn’t always the best strategy when investing in stocks. Here are three compelling reasons to consider investing beyond your home-country bias, which can have lasting negative impact on portfolios.

Layered beneath the difficulties of adapting to the challenges of the COVID environment, there are opportunities for family offices to capitalize on growth that line the path to sustained success. In this e-book of insights, learn how to help your family office move through the pandemic and thrive—from investment analysis and tax strategies to risk management and operational insights.

In recent years, global equities had slightly outpaced market forecasts for lower equity returns. Then the COVID-19 pandemic hit the global economy, putting an end to the 10-year bull market. Equity markets have started to recover, but the pandemic introduced and exacerbated challenges that are expected to subdue financial market returns over the next five years. Looking ahead, six key themes have emerged. They also identify the trends we see affecting the markets and economy.