Best Book on 'Avoiding' Taxes

[Nate]

Completely avoiding income tax seems impossible, unless you want to just not make any money (hmm??), but are there any good books/websites/sources you guys are aware of on different ideas or investments and what not on how you can keep your tax burden down?

 

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[Runum]

Anything by Diane Kennedy is good stuff. Also, Bobby aka Global Wealth is dishing out some great advice.

 

[Kung Fu Steve]

*cough* Global Escape Hatch *cough* (shameless plug)

 

[GlobalWealth]

There are many ways to minimize taxation and a few to eliminate it altogether, but they can be very complex strategies. If your income is sufficient, then it may make sense for you to research them.

 

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[Kak]

GW pleeeeease write a book. Haha

 

[GlobalWealth]

GW pleeeeease write a book. Haha

The problem with this type of book is exposure. It can draw the wrong kind.

 

[H. Palmer]

Nate, from the information you are giving, it's impossible to say what a good book is in your case, let alone the best book.

For instance, the tax system varies tremendously for a sole proprietorship compared to an S corporation or LLC.

Assuming you are from the US.

If your starting point is to first discover the tax situation before you start a company, then I think it's better to first start a company. Let's first find out how you fare, and if you're hugely successful or even a moderate success, then it's time for the tax questions.

 

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[Kak]

Name it Bobby Casey's book on life. LMAO

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