How are EB-5 investors taxed on inherited property?

As a conditional resident, you are taxed the same as any resident or U.S. citizen and are entitled to gift tax exemptions like all U.S. citizens.

Your question goes to the heart of international estate planning and taxation. I will recommend you should consult experts with those two backgrounds.

You need to consult with and retain an accountant. An experienced accountant can answer these questions.

This question should be posed to a tax attorney and/or an accountant for proper guidance.

You need to check with your experienced U.S. tax advisor, but generally you are taxed on your worldwide income and the gift tax exemption apples to conditional lawful permanent residents.

These are quite complicated tax questions that you should better ask a tax attorney or a CPA. Many investors do tax planning before getting a green card. There is no difference between a conditional green card holder, a permanent green card holder and U.S. citizens when it comes to tax treatment. In general, you will be liable to capital gains tax based on historical cost. As for inheritance, you should be entitled to the same exemptions of any other U.S. person, but again, there could be special considerations that will not be possible to cover in this forum.

If you&#39re a green card holder (conditional or not), you&#39re subject to the same tax liabilities/obligations as all U.S. tax residents (including the exemptions you mentioned).

This is a great forum for EB-5, but perhaps not for tax issues. I recommend you consult with a qualified CPA or tax attorney immediately before you receive this inheritance in your possession.

These are questions you should be asking an accountant or tax lawyer, not immigration lawyers.

I recommend you contact a tax attorney.