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Grant of Probate in the Philippines

Are you trying to reseal a Grant of Probate in the Philippines? The procedures to get a grant of probate resealed in the Philippines are time consuming requiring at least three Court appearances and the legal costs are enormous. We have been quoted a fee of US$23,000 on a US$92,000 valuation; a quarter of the value. We therefore advise that …

Small Shareholdings in Hong Kong

Recovering small shareholdings is becoming very expensive and uneconomic. In a recent case we have been able to have such small shareholdings donated to a local Hong Kong Children’s Charity, and so not all is lost. We do however strongly advise that if your client has shares in Hong Kong Companies your client transfers them into a Broker’s Nominee System. …

Missing Shares Certificates

Do You Have Any Missing Shares Certificates? You should note that if any share certificate was issued and it has been lost, then the share registrars will need an indemnity from you based upon the value of the shares. You will have to pay an insurance premium to the share registrars (or their nominated insurer/ indemnifier) which may be in …

In direct contact with the US Share registrars

Are You Dealing Directly with US Share Registrars?   If you are dealing directly with the share registrars in the USA, you may care to note that on many occasions they have a time limit within which the Certified Copy of the Probate/Confirmation must be dated – usually somewhere between 45-60 days before being submitted to the US Registrars.   …

US Shareholdings in excess of US $60,000

Do You Own US Shareholdings in Excess of US $60,000? The rise in the US stock market since 2009 has resulted in many estates having US shareholdings which exceed the limit of US $60,000 and this entails the filing of Form 706-NA and other related Forms. This ensures that the US IRS recovers US Estate Taxes when due, but underthe US/UK Double …

Transferring Zimbabwean Shares

Thinking of transfering Zimbabwean shares? By experience we know that it is currently impossible to transfer Zimbabwean shares to an executor or beneficiaries. We therefore advise clients to again have all the shares owned through a foreign corporation. The only course of action at this time is to write off the shares and take a tax deduction; knowing that if …

Book Entry Shares

Book Entry Shares Notice If the shares are what is known as “book-entry” shares, i.e. they are held in electronic form, then a dividend statement will be sufficient for our purposes or a “Direct Registration Statement” (sometimes simply called a “DRS Statement”). These DRS Statements are usually issued by the Company’s share registrars every 6 months, and so the most …

EURONEXT Shares

Be careful if you have shares in companies quoted on Euronext, as unlike the more established markets, there are no market makers which match buyers with sellers for a price (usually close to the market price). EURONEXT sells shares on an auction based system, which means you simply offer the shares for sale, and see if anyone makes an offer …