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Editor’s Note: This post is the 2nd in the mini series from our international tax & finance whizz, Marion Harrington. The 1st post is here. In this post, Marion tackles some of the basic and most common questions about the subject of international financial planning…

What Is International Tax Planning?

To research and propose a completely legal and transparent structure where tax, both individual and corporate (if applicable) is minimised taking into consideration nationality, residency and domicile. It is *not* about attempting to evade taxes or hide your money away – but it is about leveraging your location independent lifestyle in a tax-beneficial way.

To read the full article, head over to the Professionals blog here >>>

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Editor’s Note: This post a guest post by Marion Harrington, who is an expert at the whole international tax and finance side of things. We’re currently co-creating The Location Independent Guide To Tax & Finances (US edition) which will be available in February and as a primer Marion will be sharing some of the most important aspects about international tax & financial planning in this mini series…

There you are in your lounge one rainy Sunday afternoon, fantasising about your “soon to be” location independent life galloping across the desert on a camel like Laurence of Arabia, laptop squeezed in between your knees and a hump when you are knocked out of your reverie by an IRS advertisement on the TV reminding you to file your tax return.

“Goodness me yes”, you say, “I must get down to sorting out the tax thing for when I’m travelling”.

So, you Google “international tax advice” and start scrolling down through the plethora of web sites, ex-pat forums and blogs. You dip into a few…For the full article, head on over to the Professionals blog to read it there >>>