Keep What You Earn

by Terry Coxon

Some investors pay little or no tax on their income; their wealth grows faster and faster and gives them more cash to spend. Some families hand down large fortunes without paying a gift or estate tax. And some know how to turn their easy-to-seize investments into wealth that would be repellent to someone thinking of suing them. Keep What You Earn tells the secrets of these canny investors--and shows how any other investor can use them, too.

Hardcover

First published September 3, 1996

Reviews

[mono]

α - I picked this book up as a companion to the Wealthy Barber which looked too basic for my tastes because it was right next to it in the library. I saw the name as tax evasion 101. I'm not rich enough for the Paradise Papers, so this looked like a good starting point.

≡ - So it is. I might read this if I find myself a millionaire.