WBFN Information SeminarsTopics to be covered: Revocable Living Trusts, Wills, Powers of Attorney and Health Directives, Update of Federal Estate Tax legislation, US Estate and Gift Tax Planning, Tax saving techniques and the use of Bypass and Qualified Domestic Trusts.
A presentation on how US estate tax rules impact non-US nationals; how residency and non-residency status is determined; assets subject to the tax special rules for non-US nationals; etc. Careful planning can result in significantly lower amount of estate taxes.
The process of applying for work authorization can take a long time. For many WBG spouses this can mean a great deal of frustration in their search for and chances of landing a job that meets their qualifications. This presentation will clarify where the difficulties lie and what to expect.
Mr. Johnston will discuss income tax planning and compliance for non-US citizens, including determination of tax resident status and the taxation of resident tax payers versus non-resident tax payers. Special attention will be paid to income sourcing rules for non-residents and planning strategies for couples when one spouse is a citizen or resident and the other is not.
There are many ways to qualify for permanent residence in the US, some complicated and some uncomplicated. Well ahead of applying, it is crucial to know and understand in detail what exactly is required in your own particular situation and plan accordingly (travel, resident mission, your children’s education, etc.)
This seminar is for WBG family members that are not eligible to enroll in the Medical Insurance Plan (MIP). Learn how health insurance works in the US and how you can buy it. Understand the meaning of various insurance-related terms and how these affect the cost of health insurance.
The presentation will help you better understand your options and point out issues of particular importance. This is also an opportunity to ask questions and get further clarification on certain aspects of the World Bank Retirement Plan.