Title: Does not live up to its promising title :/
Product review: The concept of flying under the IRS radar, minimizing taxes paid while maximizing returns, etc, all sounds very well and good to a person interested in escaping Uncle Sams financial oppression. The title of this book suggests that it will instruct you on how to achieve this, but aside from vague and intermittent hints to this effect, the book is little more than an ongoing promotion for the authors newsletter, which you must subscribe to in order to divine any substantial tips he has to offer. With various personal anecdotes, hyped up queries about what you will do with all the money you *could* save, and tax techniques that are hinted at but never quite divulged, reading this book felt like a person who realized the motivation seminar he is attending is little more than a pitch for another product or service. Unless you are a devoted fan of Robert Carlson, I'd suggest trying a comparable book with more actual substance.
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