Good evening and welcome to our webinar on the tax consequences and filing requirements when expatriating. This is the 2017 update. Before we get started, brief disclaimer: this presentation was prepared for education purposes only. This presentation is not legal or tax advice, nor is it to be construed as such. Each individual's circumstances are different, and you should seek legal and/or tax advice to address any specific questions you may have. You'll notice in your GoToWebinar console that you do have the ability to type in questions. Please feel free to do so. I will conduct a short question and answer period at the end of this webinar. As this webinar is not specific tax or legal advice, please keep your questions general. If your questions are obviously very specific to your own situation, they will not be answered. Also, this presentation is available for download from your console. You'll have it in PDF version. So anyways, let's get started. I'm your presenter, my name is Jimmy Sexton. Just a brief background on myself: I have a bachelor's in business administration with an emphasis in finance, a JD, and an LLM in international taxation. I'm the president of Esquire Group, an international tax advisory firm with offices in Austria, Germany, the United Arab Emirates, and the United States. We specialize in international taxation, including tax issues facing US citizens and resident aliens living abroad, expatriation, investing there, doing business abroad, and/or foreign investment in the US. I'm fluent in both English and German. If you want to know a little bit more about me, you can visit our site on the profiles page, where you'll find my full bio. So what we're gonna cover - what is expatriation? We'll talk about exactly what expatriation is. We'll talk about how you expatriate....
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