Harry Cendrowski
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I am looking forward to meeting everyone in Montreal in October, especially our new GGI Trust & Estate Planning (TEP) Practice Group members. We have added several new TEP PG members over the past few months.
As you will see, the breath and the quality of this newsletter speaks for itself. I want to thank all authors for contributing such timely and topical articles: Kelsey M. Scanlan (Moss & Barnett, USA) keeps us updated on “Estate planning for cryptocurrency”; Sati Virdee (Citroen Wells, UK) discusses the fifth Money Laundering Directive and extended scope of the UK Government's Trust Registration Service. Tony Nunes (Kelly + Partners, Australia) updates the readership on revised trust distributions in Australia. Jolene Tan (SingAlliance, Singapore) writes about private placement life insurance; and Steve Shane (Offit Kurman, USA) shows the benefit of dynasty trusts. Ashish Bairagra (M L BHUWANIA AND CO LLP, India) dispels some myths on determinate trusts. Daniel Waldman (Pallett Valo LLP, Canada) informs on benefits under a trust and bankruptcy. Roberto Cagnazzo (Three & Partners, Italy) reports on artworks with variable taxation in Italy. Katy Bolton (Nolands, South Africa) reports on domicile diversification. Darlene Hart (USTAXFS, Switzerland) discusses the "Dirty Dozen" list of common taxpayer "scams".
Let’s keep the momentum going for the next TEP newsletter.
I sincerely appreciate the support of fellow GGI members Kim G. C. Moody and Alan Rajah in being instrumental in Washington, DC, in helping rebuild the TEP PG platform. They both are true leaders in our industry.
With sincere gratitude,
Harry CendrowskiResponsible Editor & Global Chair of the TEP Practice Group
GGI member firmCendrowski Corporate Advisors LLCBloomfield Hills (MI), USAT: +1 248 540 5760
Advisory, Corporate Finance, Fiduciary & Estate Planning, Tax
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