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The Accidental MultinationalsThe Accidental Multinationals

Cross-border planning challenges for affluent immigrants with global assets.

Priya Prakash Royal, Managing Attorney and Founder

October 21, 2024

12 Min Read
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Immigrants account for 15% of America’s billionaire wealth, as Forbes reported in 2022,1 and the vast majority (92%) are self-made. Wealthy tech entrepreneurs continue to arrive in droves, and the United States remains first in foreign direct investment.2 Despite the continuing surge in America’s wealth and the opportunities being attributed to immigrants and foreign investors, tax and estate planning remains focused on domestic wealth accumulation and preservation. Regardless of the countries or continents that the newer generations of wealth hail from, they share certain common barriers to wealth preservation, stemming from cultural norms, financial commitments to their family abroad and political instability in their native countries....

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About the Author

Priya Prakash Royal

Managing Attorney and Founder, Royal Law Firm, PLLC

https://royalesq.com/about-us/

Priya Prakash Royal is the managing attorney and founder of Royal Law Firm, PLLC, focusing on international private client tax for affluent individuals and multinational families. She's a former Internal Revenue Service Estate Tax Attorney and has a degree in Journalism in addition to her JD, LL.M. in Taxation, and MBA. Priya is an Accredited Estate Planner (AEP) and a designated Trusts and Estates Professional (TEP). She also serves on the board of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (Mid-Atlantic Chapter) and is on the Tax Steering Committee at the DC Bar. In addition to working with advisors globally, she's integral to a multinational legal and accounting collaboration focused on India-US matters. 

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