Brilliant article on forensic accounting, but it only seems applicable to those with mid 6 figure assets and above.
I'll only have something like 50-100K, and I have to make very, very sure I don't lose that.
Of course I would never advocate doing anything illegal, but wouldn't it be easiest to just put a bunch of gold coins, bought over the years with cash and no receipts, in a safe deposit box in Bahamas or the like, maybe owned in a company name there? I don't want to be wasting $1000s a year maintaining multiple corporate shells as the article describes. It seems like fraud is the simplest route unless Bahamas starts turning over all records to US.
I'll only have something like 50-100K, and I have to make very, very sure I don't lose that.
Of course I would never advocate doing anything illegal, but wouldn't it be easiest to just put a bunch of gold coins, bought over the years with cash and no receipts, in a safe deposit box in Bahamas or the like, maybe owned in a company name there? I don't want to be wasting $1000s a year maintaining multiple corporate shells as the article describes. It seems like fraud is the simplest route unless Bahamas starts turning over all records to US.