Places to Visit in Paraguay
Paraguay is a small country with almost 6.7 Million inhabitants. Being the size of California it is surrounded by Brazil, Bolivia, and Argentina in south-central South America. Eastern Paraguay, between…
Share
Your Plan B
2455 posts
All the tools you need to move abroad
Expats Retiring in Tonga
If you always wanted to live on a small island in the middle of a vast ocean, the Kingdom of Tonga might just be right for you. No crowds, no…
Share
Living In Asuncion, Paraguay
Living In Asuncion, Paraguay Asuncion, the capital of Paraguay with a population of 500,000 is constantly ranking as one of the most affordable cities in the world. If you are…
Share
How Long Can the IRS Audit You?
Most of us think the IRS can audit you for the last three years, but that is only part of the story. It is possible for an IRS audit to…
Share
Diversify Your Portfolio Now with Offshore Real Estate Investments for Later
Diversify Your Portfolio Now with Offshore Real Estate Investments for Later Have you dreamed of retiring to a tropical paradise? How about lowering your cost of living while maintaining or…
Share
Don’t Fall for the Offer in Compromise Scam
The Offer in Compromise scam is one of the most prevalent on the internet and television. As the first post on this new tax site, I’ll explain how to avoid…
Share
Essential Things to Consider When Hunting for an Apartment
You might be one of those individuals who doesn’t wish to settle in a single dwelling house or who dislikes the complications of living in a condominium. You could be…
Share
Should I Fear the IRS?
The answer to the question of whether you should fear the IRS depends on what you are doing to resolve your tax debt. If you are filing your returns, hiring…
Share
5 Reasons Why Gold is The Perfect Investment for a Retirement Fund
If you want to best ensure your financial health stays in tip top shape throughout your long awaited retirement, gold is the perfect investment to include as part of your…
Share
Let the IRS Statute Expire
If you have been hiding from the IRS for a few years, or been listed as uncollectible, let the IRS statute expire. The IRS has 10 years to collect from…
Share