Structuring a Multi-Jurisdiction Residency Strategy for Family Offices
A family office rarely needs a single residency. It needs a structure — one that holds up as family members move, as tax rules shift, and as the underlying wealth itself changes shape. This paper sets out how that structure is actually built.

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