Description
Returning to New Zealand after several years abroad or holding property in New Zealand or wanting to invest into New Zealand?

Featuring a New Zealand-based tax and trusts lawyer from Jones Law, Kevin Jones will provide you with a practical guide to what can and can't be done on the tax and trusts front.

Presentation Includes:
- The 4 year new migrant tax exemption and if it applies to you
- Whether and how the recently announced tax changes may affect you
- Your tax exposure on foreign currency holdings
- Tax implications of offshore investments
- Gifting and cross-border asset transfers
- Relationship property and creditor risk

Speaker Profiles:

Kevin Jones - Partner, Jones Law

Kevin Jones is a Partner of Jones Law and a practising lawyer qualified in three jurisdictions: New Zealand, England and Wales and South Africa. As a result, Kevin is well-positioned to assist clients with their inter-jurisdictional requirements. Kevin originally practiced in Johannesburg before moving to London and thereafter New Zealand. Kevin was previously a manager in a team specialising in trust structuring and tax for small to medium sized enterprises at Ernst & Young (Auckland) and thereafter led the Private Client Services Division of a leading Auckland law firm of which he was a partner, before establishing Jones Law.

Also in this session, Brent Allcock from ipac will briefly touch on how buying, selling or holding will impact your financial and tax situation both here in Singapore and back home in New Zealand. For a full profile of Brent please visit: http://www.ipac.com.sg/about.php?mode=viewTeam&gid=42&group=1#teamName

If you can't make the event:
Please contact Jones Law at info@jones-law.co.nz for a no obligation discussion on how the tax changes may impact you. Kevin Jones from Jones Law will be in Singapore from 27 to 29 July 2010 and is available for one-on-one consultations. Book a consultation now if you would like to meet with him, by emailing angie@jones-law.co.nz.

Speaker(s)
Kevin Jones - Partner, Jones Law

Dress Code
Business

Cancellation Policy
Please note you must cancel your reservation in writing 24 hours in advance. NZCC will pass on any costs incurred for no shows to the persons concerned.