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Title: Offshore Telecommuting - How to Avoid Taxes and Live the Life of your Dreams
Author: Marilyn Tomlinson
Edition: 2007
Pages:  147

Go where want, whether in be Paris, Rome, or Rio de Janeiro - set yourself up with some home office equipment and stay as long as you want.. impossible?  The author's doing it; and so are thousands of others.  You can make it as sophisticated as you want, or as simple as you want.  With today's amazing technology one can run a home office from the deck of a boat, a beachfront cabin, or a coffee plantation in Central America.  Developments such as VOIP, streaming media, internet tele-conferencing, chat, and sophisticated email programs allow anyone to work from anywhere in the world. This report is Written by an international management consultant who provides specialised advice on offshore corporate structuring and asset protection. Importantly, Mal herself is an offshore telecommuter who bases herself in Europe and takes full advantage of the opportunities covered in the e-book. She decided to write the e-book as whilst she found there was massive interest in moving and working offshore, because it's a relatively new concept there was little information available to anyone who wanted to take this further.

Offshore Telecommuting - A Concept Whose Time Has Come

Yes, now you can live your life where you want to be, rather than be bogged down in one of Americas urban war zones - The same goes for fleeing the UK with its over-crowded streets, escalating prices and growing crime problems.

Our new e-book 'Offshore telecommuting - How to avoid taxes and live the life of your dreams' is essential reading for anybody interested in the opportunities that telecommuting, and in particular overseas telecommuting can offer.

Earning a living whilst living on an idylic Caribbean Island or in a Beachfront Tropical Nation is for many of us the ultimate dream This e-book will show you how you could actually go about translating this dream into a reality.

This e-book should provide any prospective telecommuter with an excellent introduction into exactly how they can take full advantage of their status, as well as showing anyone with any interest in offshore telecommuting what steps they would need to take to turn their dream into a reality.

Major Topics
    

• The types of people that can get the benefits of offshore telecommuting and how you can fall into these categories.
• What essential equipment you'll need.
• Which countries allow for easy residency access.
• How you would actually structure your offshore telecommuting assignment.
• How using an offshore company could protect your assets & avoid taxes.Best country to form an offshore telecommuting company in.
• What you should ensure is included in your offshore telecommuting agreement.
• Methods you can use to avoid losing cash due to a depreciating exchange rate.
• How to structure your overseas activities to avoid US taxes. (Brits are not charged on foreign source income.)
• How telecommuters can use tax treaties to avoid taxes.
• If you're a mobile telecommuters, how you can become a 'cyber gipsy'and avoid taxes.
• The best low or no tax countries suitable for telecommuters that you can telecommute from, to avoid all taxes on your earnings.
• How you can financially support yourself whilst you're overseas with some of the top telecommuting opportunities.

About the Author

This e-book is written by Mal Tomlinson. Mal is an international management consultant who provides specialised advice on offshore corporate structuring and asset protection. Importantly, Mal herself is an offshore telecommuter who bases herself in Europe and takes full advantage of the opportunities covered in the e-book. She decided to write the e-book as whilst she found there was massive interest in moving and working offshore, because it's a relatively new concept there was little information available to anyone who wanted to take this further.

Mal is a married mother of three and when not working she enjoys being with her children, entertaining friends, swimming and travelling.