Tired of the government taxing all of your hard-earned money? Looking for legal methods that allow you to keep your money in your hands at all times? Then Alex Doulis's newest edition of Take Your Money And Run! is the book for you. Newly revised to accommodate the recent changes made to the Income Tax Act since the first of eight printings hit the shelves in 1994, Alex Doulis's 2006 edition of Take Your Money And Run! offers readers easy and legitimate alternatives on how to shed one's residency to legally avoid paying taxes in Canada. Delving into the intricacies of the Income Tax Act as it refers to Canadian citizens living abroad, Doulis's latest book invites the reader to journey to Spain with Stewart -- an investment banker -- to learn how his friend, Angelo, has successfully managed to invest his money and RRSPs offshore, live leisurely, and rid himself of the financial burden of paying income tax -- all while maintaining Canadian citizenship. Having already sold over 135,000 copies in past editions, Take Your Money And Run! is a proven best seller. It is an excellent manual for traveling Canadians and aging boomers looking to cash-in on their well-deserved financial earnings.

In this book, an expert in the field explains why the United States is the world's largest debtor nation and how America's relationship to creditor states is of growing economic, diplomatic, and even national security concern. Foreign countries are not merely investing in U.S. corporations but are purchasing them outright: Abu Dhabi bought Citigroup securities, Kuwait purchased a large block Merrill Lynch stock, and China bought Morgan Stanley's convertible securities-and this happened before the September 2008 meltdown of Wall Street. The means by which wealthy foreign states make these purchases are sovereign wealth funds, their surplus capital that they are seeking to invest in order to generate the greatest return. Currently, the largest sovereign wealth funds are held by the United Arab Emirates (of which Abu Dhabi is part), Norway, Singapore, Kuwait, and the People's Republic of China; Qatar and Libya are also in the top ten. The United States has no such fund (although the state of Alaska does). This book takes a close look at China's and Norway's sovereign wealth funds to explain how they work. The author also uses domestic examples (Harvard's endowment, the California's state employees' retirement fund) to propose how the United States could create a sovereign wealth fund, speculating that such a fund could solve the looming Social Security funds shortfall. Most important, the book elucidates the national security aspects of not having an American sovereign wealth fund when so many other nations-both friend and foe-have them.

Larry Hanson is the second-generation owner of a struggling office furniture store whose desperate attempts for fiscal stability entwine the store with organized crime. Follow the attendant risks and rewards from the seedy mean streets of Philadelphia to the balmy beaches of the Caribbean in this thrilling depiction of one man’s search for financial and personal security among other wants and desires.

This book is for entrepreneurs who want to realize their vision, want to build a major enterprise, want to change the world. To win, you need two things: cash and speed. You need to get the money and then run like crazy. To get the money, you may want to raise it from venture capital (VC) firms. But the reality is far fewer than 1 in 100 companies approaching VCs ever get to ""take the money."" So, the first section of this book provides a behind-the-scenes look at how VC firms work, and more importantly how they think. You'll get first-hand insight into what you can do to improve your chances and what to avoid that can doom your hopes. The second section of the book will help you ""run."" It covers almost every segment of start-up operations, from product development to financing to staffing to sales and marketing. Gerry Langeler's 30 years as a successful venture capitalist and entrepreneur who raised money from top VC firms, provides the secrets to help you achieve your dreams.

This book is for recreational casino players who want to learn how to play blackjack in a casino and more importantly how to win. The book contains three levels of playing strategies. For the beginner, a non-counting strategy that will give you a slight edge in some blackjack games. The intermediate level strategy contains an introduction to card counting. The advanced level playing strategy is a powerful system that will give the blackjack player up to a 1.5% edge over the casinos. The book also contains advice on which blackjack games give you the most profit potential, the risks involved in playing blackjack, how to play without fear of getting barred, and the discipline to 'take the money and run'.

This book is written in an easy-to-understand style for the novice casino player that wants to learn how to play this exciting casino game. The book contains: The basic playing rules, gaming etiquette, and the mechanics of how the game is played in casinos throughout the US; A thorough explanation of all the different bets on the layout, including how to make each bet, how it wins and loses, and what the casinos edge; Which are the best bets on the craps tables; An explanation of the author's successful Increased Odds playing system that takes advantage of the high multiple odds (up to 100 times) that casinos are now offering astute players; New versions of craps that are appearing in casinos; And last but not least, after you read this book you will have the discipline to 'take the money and run'.

This comprehensive guide covers all of the music used in Woody Allen's films from Take the Money and Run (1969) to Match Point (2005). Each film receives scene-by-scene analysis with a focus on how Allen utilized music.

What would you do for $200 million? Would you break into a billionaire businessman's top-security skyscraper? Would you drive a priceless sports car off the roof? Would you fly a helicopter with only a handbook to guide you? And would you take on an unstoppable hitman intent on your destruction? For teen thieves Ash and Benjamin, it's a no-brainer... Money Run is a high-octane thriller, starring two unlikely heroes with a dangerous appetite for adventure...and big stacks of cash. "If you love full-on action films then you will love this book." - The Book Zone Second place Brilliant Book Award

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Agreeing not to pursue a relationship after one date, unlikely lovers Min Dobbs and Cal Morrisey are thrown together again in the wake of such factors as a jealous ex-boyfriend, a determined psychologist, and a bizarrely intelligent cat.