That is out of my area of expertise and should be consulted by that qualified attorney you mentioned in the beginning of your post @Ryan Herald. 

(Here is the part of the thread where I tell you to consult an attorney and disclose that I am not an attorney....so do whatever you want)In any event this topic has been discussed hundreds or thousands of times on BP.  

You will gain a lot of information and at the same time you will find questions that you should be asking when you consult your CPA/Lawyer.

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Your particular situation may vary and I suggest you consult with both a CPA and maybe a CA who is well versed in international taxation.The first issue is that, if your wife has maintained her US citizenship or if she has dual citizenship, US tax law is such that you are taxed on your worldwide income.  

Had you consulted them beforehand, you would have known what they were going to require.  

Do some reading and then speak with a few of the providers to get a feel for what will work best for you.There are specific tax considerations and rules, so be sure to consult with your licensed tax professional once you have a strategy in place, but before you actually embark on that strategy.

Ahoy!My name is Cheng and I am a native New Yorker living, working, learning and investing in Boston.  I am here to learn and make new friends that share a passion for property investments and management. 

Even if they charge for the consultation It's worth it.