Video briefings

Modern Money Theory (MMT) explains how sovereign governments that issue their own currency operate, why they cannot run out of money, and what limits their spending. Core premise…

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Biden’s proposed tax changes are presented as a mixed package: some measures aim to increase fairness and support lower-income households, while others could make the United States less…

Investing in overseas real‑estate often focuses on “hot” neighborhoods or small, low‑priced units, but a less‑obvious tactic can lower the effective entry cost: target larger properties. Because developers…

When a tax authority treats an asset as if it were sold—even though no actual transaction occurs—it creates a deemed disposition. The resulting change to the asset’s adjusted…

Living abroad can be an attractive option for entrepreneurs and digital nomads, but natural‑disaster risk is an often‑overlooked factor when selecting a new home base. The United Nations…

International tax treaties, legally established as double tax agreements (DTAs), serve primarily to eliminate the exposure of individuals and corporate entities to double taxation. When restructuring a corporate…

Citizenship‑by‑investment (CBI) programs can deliver a second passport within months, but applicants often assume the process is automatic. In reality, governments conduct rigorous due‑diligence checks, and several common…

In contract law an assignment clause determines whether, and under what conditions, a party may transfer its rights and obligations under the agreement to a third party. The…

The global upheaval of 2020 has made clear that relying on a single country for citizenship, banking, and business can leave individuals exposed to political, economic, and social…