Structuring Foreign Investment in U. S. Real Estate 1989

Foreign investment in U.S. real property implicates a broad range of necessary practitioner considerations. The most widely respected guide to the legal aspects of foreign investment in U.S. real property, Structuring Foreign Investment comprehensively explores the considerations of unique concern to foreign individuals and foreign organisations which make U.S. real property investments.With careful attention to detail, the authors cover the U.S. income, estate, and gift tax regulations and the various structural techniques that may serve to reduce or eliminate U.S. taxes. They explain the Foreign Investment in Real Property Tax Act of 1980 and numerous amended tax acts.Structuring Foreign Investment also discusses the political emergency fail-safe structures which foreign investors may adopt to protect their U.S. investments. Periodic supplements provide updates of regulations and commentary on new developments, making this a guide that retains its value.Attorneys, tax advisers, and real estate consultants involved in informing foreign clients on how to best plan their investments in U.S. real property will want Structuring Foreign Investment as a reference tool for its comprehensive coverage and practical insights.Update frequency: 2 supplements a year.Knight, W. Donald, Jr. is the author of 'Structuring Foreign Investment in U. S. Real Estate 1989', published 1994 under ISBN 9789065449757 and ISBN 9065449752.