While U.S. citizens enjoy substantial lifetime exemptions, Non-Resident Aliens (NRAs) are often limited to a statutory $60,000 exemption on U.S. property. Real estate, equities, and business interests above this threshold face a confiscatory 40% estate tax.
Many international families build U.S. wealth without realizing the liquidity crisis their heirs will face. The result is often a forced liquidation of the very assets they intended to preserve.
"It is not enough to simply own the asset. You must own the liquidity required to keep it."
Aligning U.S. liquidity with international tax treaties.
We access specialized carriers that offer U.S.-denominated Indexed Universal Life policies to non-residents. These contracts provide dollar-based asset diversification and tax-advantaged growth.
Designing self-funding structures that minimize the need for the international client to move capital across borders annually, reducing friction and currency risk.
For mixed-citizenship marriages, we fund Qualified Domestic Trusts (QDOTs) to defer estate taxes, ensuring the surviving non-citizen spouse maintains lifestyle continuity.
*Solicitation of insurance is conducted in strict accordance with the nexus laws of the United States and the client's home jurisdiction.