The Expat's Handbook Format: ED
Evans, Brett
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Add to basketAvoid costly mistakes when moving, living and returning from overseas
More than 1 million Australians live and work abroad. The move is exciting, but tax residency questions, superannuation confusion and income dilemmas create stress fast. One wrong move with the ATO can cost you thousands ― or even derail your plans entirely. The Expat's Handbook gives you a three-phase roadmap for departure, expat life and repatriation. Inside, you’ll find clear explanations, checklists, case studies and top tips to help you confidently manage your money offshore.
Wherever you are in your expat journey, The Expat's Handbook shows you how to manage tax, super, property, investing, insurance and estate planning. Brett Evans, an expat adviser who has spent more than two decades serving Australians in 50+ countries, walks you through every key decision. You’ll discover how to avoid costly traps and protect your wealth.
The Expat’s Handbook is the practical guide Australians need to protect their wealth overseas ― and return home financially stronger.
Brett Evans is the founder of the Atlas Wealth Group, a specialist international advisory firm created to guide Australian expatriates through the complexities of building and protecting wealth while living abroad.
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