First, thanks for your article, I was looking for a review of that ebook before I purchase it. You mentioned aspects of the ebook presentation and form but you did not make any comment about the quality of the content of the ebook. Everything can be improved, some products needs more improvement than others.

Will you be so kind to express your opinion on how the author covers and explains the topics of: offshore company creation, best offshore countries and why, offshore banking and payment gateways?.

Any good resource (website, books, etc.) on how to create an Offshore infrastructure with low budget would be much appreciated, please bear in mind that I do not live in the USA, I am an european resident in South America and I work by myself providing hosting and website services to customers.

Best regards
José

No doubt the sales tax bill will provide you with at least six more blogs.

I have very strong opinions on politics, so I try to keep them to myself, as well. And the only issue I have with government is that it’s run by the government

Be well,

Jeff

I make it a rule to never discuss politics, too depressing, but as the uniform sales tax bill (Main Street Fairness?) gets going it will be tough to stop. I suppose its time to add a notice onto my sales tax article to let people know what could happen.

Thanks for dropping by, Jeff

By the way, I happened to read your sales tax article. I’m sure you’re aware of this – they’re getting closer on the sales tax thing. The House just introduced a bill to make all thinks internet subject to sales and use tax. I understand that states and local governments, strapped for cash, are the last ones to get hit by the recession, but looking at the big picture, consumers, who basically drive the economy, aren’t spending already. So, someone remind me again (I forget), just how is this going to stimulate an economy that’s already crappier than those poorly written e-books?

True story: The State Police in New Jersey stopped an interstate trucker and held his truck and cargo until he paid up approximately $60,000 in sales tax. Their reasoning? His truck was passing through the state, so they concluded he had nexus. True story. I never heard the outcome of that one in court, but, in theory, if you’re driving down the NJ Turnpike with your kid in the backseat, a shrewd state trooper will most likely impose sales tax on you based on the theory that your kid is for sale. Another good reason to stay out of NJ.

Good luck on your move,

Jeff