KJMLAW Partners’ Kevin Moore to Speak on U.S.-Germany Tax Planning for Dual Taxpayers

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We’re proud to share that Kevin J. Moore, Founding Partner of KJMLAW Partners, has been invited to present at a national CLE/CPE webinar focused on U.S.-Germany tax planning for individuals and families with financial or personal ties to both countries. The session, hosted by BARBRI, will take place on Thursday, August 27, 2026.

If you or your family have income, property, retirement accounts, or business interests connecting the United States and Germany, you already know how quickly things can get complicated. The two countries have different rules for determining where someone is considered a resident for tax purposes, and even a small misunderstanding about those rules can lead to unexpected tax bills, penalties, or double taxation on the same income. A tax treaty between the U.S. and Germany helps prevent much of this – but only when it’s applied correctly, which is where experienced guidance makes all the difference.

Kevin will join a panel of experienced practitioners to walk through the practical realities of this cross-border landscape: how residency and domicile are determined in each country, how the tax treaty helps avoid being taxed twice on the same income, and how income from investments, retirement benefits, and other cross-border assets should be reported. It’s the kind of real-world guidance that international families, expatriates, and business owners rely on to make confident, informed decisions.

Kevin’s invitation to speak on this topic reflects the depth of experience he brings to clients navigating international tax and estate matters at KJMLAW Partners. Our firm regularly helps individuals and families in Pasadena and beyond manage the tax, trust, and estate planning challenges that come with living, working, or holding assets across borders — particularly between the U.S. and Germany.

If your life or your business touches both countries, now is a good time to make sure your planning is on solid ground. Reach out to KJMLAW Partners to learn how we can help you navigate U.S.-Germany tax and estate planning with clarity and confidence.

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