Question 1

What is TelliCoJus Global?

Accepted Answer

TelliCoJus Global is an international wealth structuring advisory firm that helps individuals and families organize, protect and plan their wealth across different countries. Our multidisciplinary team brings together legal, economic and accounting expertise to develop strategies aligned with each client's circumstances and long-term objectives.

Question 2

Who are your services designed for?

Accepted Answer

Our services are designed for entrepreneurs seeking to expand internationally and structure their business interests, as well as individuals exploring additional citizenships and opportunities to live abroad. We help clients align their business, wealth and mobility plans with their personal and family goals.

Question 3

What is international wealth structuring?

Accepted Answer

International wealth structuring means organizing how assets are owned, held and transferred across countries. It brings together legal structures, banking arrangements, currencies, tax considerations and succession planning to create a coherent framework for managing wealth over time.

Question 4

What services does TelliCoJus Global offer?

Accepted Answer

Our advisory scope includes jurisdictional diversification, international banking structuring, currency diversification, legal separation of assets and succession planning. We also advise on tax residency, alternative citizenship and international real estate acquisition, according to each client's objectives.

Question 5

Why should I consider diversifying my wealth internationally?

Accepted Answer

Holding all your assets in one country or currency can expose your wealth to the same economic, regulatory and banking risks. International diversification can help spread those exposures and align your assets with future plans, such as living abroad, supporting family members overseas or making international investments.

Question 6

What is an offshore company?

Accepted Answer

An offshore company generally refers to a company incorporated outside its owner's country of residence. Depending on the jurisdiction and its purpose, it may be used to hold investments, own assets or conduct international business.

Question 7

How do you choose the right jurisdiction?

Accepted Answer

We assess each client's objectives, tax residency, assets, family circumstances and operational needs. We then evaluate relevant legal frameworks, banking access, regulatory requirements and ongoing costs. The appropriate jurisdiction is the one that fits the overall structure and the client's circumstances.

Question 8

What does asset protection mean?

Accepted Answer

Asset protection means organizing your wealth to help reduce exposure to risks. This can include separating personal and business assets and choosing suitable ownership structures, with the goal of preserving what you have built and supporting your family's future.

Question 9

Can international structuring reduce my taxes?

Accepted Answer

Tax efficiency may be one objective, but the outcome depends on your tax residency, the nature of your income and the rules applicable to each entity and jurisdiction. Our analysis considers these factors together with reporting obligations and ongoing costs.

Question 10

Can you help me access international banking?

Accepted Answer

We assess international banking options that fit your profile, proposed structure and intended activities. The initial advisory engagement covers analysis and recommendations. Any operational assistance requires a separate scope, and account approval remains subject to the financial institution's own requirements and compliance review.

Question 11

What is multi-currency positioning?

Accepted Answer

Multi-currency positioning means holding assets or liquidity in more than one currency, taking into account your expenses, investments and future commitments. For example, someone planning to live in Europe may want part of their wealth aligned with euro-denominated expenses. The aim is to manage currency exposure according to actual needs.

Question 12

What is the difference between citizenship and tax residency?

Accepted Answer

Citizenship is your legal relationship with a country, while tax residency determines how a country treats you under its tax laws. Obtaining a second passport or a residence permit does not automatically change your tax residency. Each country applies its own criteria, and more than one country may consider you a tax resident.

Question 13

Can you advise on citizenship and relocation planning?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We advise on obtaining citizenship in another country and planning your tax residency as part of your international strategy. We assess how these options fit your mobility needs, family plans and wealth structure.

Question 14

How does international structuring support succession planning?

Accepted Answer

It helps organize how your assets will be managed and passed on to future generations. By considering your family's goals and the rules in each country, it can clarify responsibilities and support a smoother transfer of wealth.

Question 15

Can you advise on buying property abroad?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We assess international real estate acquisition as part of your broader wealth strategy, considering geographic diversification, ownership arrangements and personal objectives. Any implementation services and associated costs are addressed separately according to the property and jurisdiction involved.

Question 16

What is FATCA?

Accepted Answer

FATCA stands for the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act, a U.S. law designed to improve reporting of foreign financial assets connected to U.S. taxpayers. It generally requires foreign financial institutions to identify and report certain U.S.-related accounts, while some U.S. taxpayers also have their own reporting obligations.

Question 17

What is CRS?

Accepted Answer

CRS stands for the Common Reporting Standard, an international framework developed by the OECD for automatically exchanging financial account information between tax authorities. Financial institutions identify customers' tax residency and report relevant account details, which may then be shared with the jurisdictions where those customers are tax residents.

Question 18

What is the difference between FATCA and CRS?

Accepted Answer

FATCA focuses on reporting linked to U.S. taxpayers, while CRS provides a framework for information exchange among participating jurisdictions, primarily based on tax residency.

Question 19

Does CRS apply to me if I am a U.S. tax resident?

Accepted Answer

No, if the United States is your only country of tax residency. The U.S. uses FATCA rather than CRS for reporting on foreign accounts held by U.S. taxpayers. If you are also a tax resident in a CRS-participating jurisdiction, your accounts may be subject to both frameworks.

Question 20

How does the advisory process work?

Accepted Answer

The process begins with a confidential application describing your objectives and existing structure. Our team conducts an internal review before the advisory meetings. We then assess your circumstances, discuss relevant options and prepare a written roadmap outlining the proposed direction for your wealth structure.

Question 21

What is included in the advisory fee?

Accepted Answer

The advisory fee is USD 2,000. It includes a review of your current structure, two private advisory sessions, an assessment of jurisdictional strategies and a written directional roadmap. Sessions are available in multiple languages and are scheduled following the internal review of your application.

Question 22

Does the advisory fee include company formation or bank account opening?

Accepted Answer

No. The initial engagement covers assessment, guidance and planning. Company incorporation, bank account opening assistance and other implementation activities are outside this scope. If you decide to proceed, a separate proposal will be prepared based on the jurisdictions, requirements and complexity involved.

Question 23

Are consultations online, and which languages are available?

Accepted Answer

Meetings are held primarily online, with in-person sessions subject to location and availability. Advisory and documentation support are available in English, Spanish, Italian, French, Portuguese and German.

Question 24

Will my information remain confidential?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We treat your personal and financial information with confidentiality and discretion, using it to understand your needs and develop your wealth strategy. We recognize the sensitivity of discussions about your wealth, family and future plans, and protecting your privacy is central to our work.

Question 25

How can I get started?

Accepted Answer

Submit a consultation request outlining your objectives and current circumstances. Our team will review your application before arranging the advisory sessions. You can also contact us at contato@tellicojus.com for further information about the process.

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