International Taxation of UHNWI, Family Offices & Trusts | Prof Martin Wenz

How should ultra-high-net-worth individuals, family offices and trusts navigate an increasingly complex international tax landscape?

In this video, Prof Martin Wenz introduces Tax Academy of Singapore’s inaugural programme, International Taxation of Ultra-High-Net-Worth Individuals, Family Offices and Trusts with Cross-Border Investments.

Designed as both a 360° overview and a deep dive, the programme examines the international taxation and tax planning considerations surrounding UHNWI, family offices, trusts, complex wealth structures and cross-border investments.

Across three intensive days, participants will explore key areas including:

The global international tax framework and evolving tax landscape
International taxation and tax planning of UHNWI
Family offices, trusts and private wealth structures
Family and wealth governance
Cross-border investment structures and asset classes
International tax transparency and reporting
Tax compliance, audits, rulings and tax opinions
Practical cross-border case studies involving private and philanthropic wealth structures

The programme is designed for private wealth management professionals, family office practitioners, private banking professionals, tax advisers and others working with sophisticated cross-border wealth and investment structures.

Through a combination of international tax principles, wealth structuring considerations and practical case studies, participants will gain a deeper understanding of how tax, wealth management and cross-border investment decisions interact.

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