Choosing an Offshore: Cybertax in the New Millennium

By Michael H. Grosh

An approach to choosing and using offshore tax havens. This work is designed as a tool for the professional and other interested parties seeking practical means for choosing an offshore. It looks to... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0968684602
• ISBN13: 9780968684603
• Release Date: October 2000
• Publisher: Orchard Hill Pr
• Length: 303 Pages
• Weight: 0.70 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.0" x 1.0" x 6.0"

Customer Reviews

No post 9-11 stuff, but still cool

just bought my second copy as a gift to a clientalthough there is no anti-money laundering (after 9-11) material, as the text appears to have been written right before that, it is still an international standard in comparing tax haven locationshas an extensive section for Canadian investors, which is why i like itreading is kind of on the dull side but it isn't meant to be a mystery novel but instead offers useful information using straight talk

cool for the novice

it was worth the money for this book because I now know not to believe the hype when searching for a proper offshore location country - helps you figure out what makes a place a suitable offshore site

Wonderful Guide for a Novice Offshore Investor

I have never used an Offshore as I thought it too difficult and complicated. After reading other published material on the topic, I still did not know enough to proceed. However, after reading Dr. Grosh's book, I believe it is something that I can make use of.I would like to thank Dr. Grosh for writing such an easy to read and understand book on such a complicated subject. The advice and guidance provided are proving invaluable to me.I purchased a copy for my financial advisor so we can work together on this.

Choosing An Offshore - Cybertax in the New Millenium

Thought the book was wonderful. Very informative and gave me great ideas on how to invest my money. Dr. Grosh made it easy for people without any investing knowledge to learn how to save money by putting it offshore.

Worth the money in order to save money!

I think this was worth the investment as it has made a welcome addition to the other books in my "offshore" collection. What makes this one rather different is that it has three distinct chapters on the mechanics of Canadian, British and American tax laws, as well as a computerised analysis of the way to effectively choose an offshore country. Easy to follow and understand, and I even gave one to my accountant.