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8 ALI-ABA Est. Plan. Course Materials J. 3 (2002)

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COURSE MATERIALS JOURNAL
VOLUME 8     FEBRUARY 2002  NO. 1

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International Charitable Planning                                            Mark T. Carroll, Editor;
(with Forms)                                                                Philip M. Manley, Assistant Editor;
Julie W Davis                                                        5      Herb Powell, Art Director;
With the globalization of the world market place, international chari-       Joseph Mendicino, Circulation Manager
Kathleen H. Lawner, Advertising Director
table giving is becoming increasingly important as a tool in tax plan-
ning. In this outline, the author summarizes some of the major issues
with which U.S. individuals and entities, as well as foreign individu-
als and entities, must deal when considering whether and when to             The American Law Institute-
make gifts to U.S. and foreign entities engaged in charitable activities.    American Bar Association
Updated from   the ALI-ABA Course of Study International Trust and           Committee on Continuing
Estate Planning, October 4-5, 2001.                                          Professional Education
Expatriation: The Ultimate Estate                                            Robert E. Hirshon, Chair
Planning Tool? (Part 1)                                                      Michael Traynor, Vice Chair
Michael G. Pfeifer and Joseph S. Henderson                           45
U.S. citizens and residents are subject to U.S. Federal income tax at        LaRonda D. Barnes *     Edward R. Becker
graduated rates of up to 39.6 percent on their worldwide income and         Lon         D. Barne   s   *   ard R . Bcr
gains. Nonresident aliens are taxed by the U.S. only on certain pas-         Tom Bolt * Bennett Boskey * Paul . Bschorr
sive income from U.S. sources, generally at a flat 30 percent rate and       Alfred P. Carlton, Jr. * JoAnne A. Epps
on income effectively connected with a U.S. trade or business at the         Phoebe A. Haddon * D. Brock Hornby
normal graduated rates. Thus expatriation can have major estate              Theodore A. Kolb * A. Leo Levin
planning advantages. The authors explain the legislation and rulings         Lance Liebman * Scott D. Makar
that govern expatriation and their implications for estate planning          Susan R. Martyn * Karen J. Mathis
practice.                                                                    John H. Morrison * Peter J. Neeson
Updated from   the ALI-ABA Course of Study International Trust and          Joseph J. Ortego * Pamela D. Perdue
Estate Planning October 4-5, 2001.                                           Sherwin P. Simmons * Win. Reece Smith, Jr.
Mervin M. Wilf
Richard E. Carter, Executive Director
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The ALI-ABA Estate Planning Course Materials Journal (ISSN: 1082-8206) is published bimonthly by The American Law Institute-American Bar Association Committee on
Continuing Professional Education. Publication office: 4025 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104-3099. Editorial telephone  (215) 243-1604; circulation telephone  (215)
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The object of the ALI-ABA Estate Planning Course Materials Journal is to publish materials useful to lawyers. All views or conclusions are those of the authors and not of the
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Copyright c 2002 by The American Law Institute.

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