US-UK Tax Talk
Welcome to US-UK Tax Talk, brought to you by Collyer Bristow. Hosted by Aidan Grant, a Partner in our Tax & Estate Planning team, this series explores the complex world of cross-border tax and estate planning.
Aidan specialises in advising high-net-worth individuals with UK-US interests, including mixed-domicile marriages, UK-resident US citizens, and beneficiaries of US trusts. Named in Citywealth’s Top 100 Future Leaders, he brings expert insight and practical advice to every episode.
Join us as we engage with leading professionals across the UK and US, covering everything from wills and trusts to charity tax, and moving to the UK. Expect straight-talking discussions on English tax law - always with a US perspective.
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US-UK Tax Talk
The Average American – what should they know? (Part 2)
Aidan Grant returns with Laurence Leigh of Canaccord Genuity to continue their discussion about planning for the everyday UK resident American.
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