Bringing together experienced practitioners from across Europe and beyond, the panels explored the legal and tax implications of international relocation, tax residency and cross-border wealth planning across ten jurisdictions.
The first panel focused on Italy, Greece, Spain, Cyprus and Malta, while the second examined the approaches of the United Kingdom, the United Arab Emirates, Switzerland, Liechtenstein and Portugal.
A key feature of both panels was a shared practical case study involving a high-net-worth individual with substantial business interests, investment assets and international wealth structures considering relocation. This provided a common framework for comparing how different jurisdictions approach the same circumstances and examining the practical implications of their respective legal and tax regimes.
The discussions covered tax residency, taxation of foreign income and capital gains, private wealth structuring and investment opportunities, as well as the legal, regulatory and administrative challenges faced by internationally mobile individuals and families.
The exchange highlighted the importance of a coordinated, cross-border approach to international mobility and wealth planning, extending beyond tax considerations to address the broader legal and practical implications of relocation.
Oksana’s participation reflects ETERNA LAW’s active engagement with the international tax and private client community and its commitment to providing practical, internationally informed advice on complex cross-border matters.
