International Asset Navigator
Understanding what you own, where it is, and what it means
Important Disclaimer — Please Read Before Proceeding
This tool is designed to help you ask the right questions — not to provide legal, tax, or financial advice. It is a starting-point framework, not a substitute for qualified professional guidance.
- Not exhaustive. International law is complex and the considerations here represent only a portion of what may be relevant to your specific situation. Each person’s circumstances are unique.
- Laws change constantly. Tax treaties, inheritance rules, reporting thresholds, and local laws are updated frequently. Information reflects our best understanding as of 2025–2026 but may already be outdated.
- Not legal or financial advice. Nothing here constitutes legal, tax, financial, or fiduciary advice. Consult a qualified US international estate attorney, an international CPA, and in-country legal counsel for your specific situation.
- Consequences are real. Failure to properly plan for international assets can result in significant tax liability, probate delays, asset loss, and family conflict. Professional guidance is essential.
- Country-specific nuance matters. Even within a country, rules vary by region, asset type, citizenship, residency, and personal circumstances.
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US Persons with International Assets
Select a country and asset type to understand what you need to think about — from US reporting obligations to local inheritance law, estate administration, and the advisors you need.
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