Tax and estate planning attorneys should be well versed with regard to tax compliance rules related to planning and advising on asset protection structures. Join Edward D. Brown as he covers tax-related issues specific to domestic and foreign asset protection planning arrangements, including: (a) the factors that distinguish domestic trusts from foreign trusts for federal income tax purposes and the important implications this distinction has for tax reporting (and penalty) purposes; (b) an analysis of applicable pertinent income, gift, and estate tax issues; (c) grantor trust considerations; (d) tax returns for underlying limited partnerships and limited liability companies; (e) tax forms and reporting requirements for foreign bank and financial accounts; (f) tax considerations arising from the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (“FATCA); and (g) other miscellaneous tax forms, including agricultural property considerations, as well as special tax treatment of annuities, and other tax-sensitive assets.