Laurence E Larry Lipsher: 7 books

This is a very user-friendly guide for the U.S. tax filer who lives outside of the United States but is still required to file his or her U.S. tax return on an annual basis. This book explains, in an easy, informal and frequently humorous manner what the tax filer's requirements are and pitfalls...

There has not been anything written about U.S. taxation matters that apply to U.S. expats in over a decade.....until now! Larry Lipsher's new book is written especially for the American taxpayer who lives and works outside of the U.S. Tax year 2010 places a whole new set of tax rules regulations...

The U.S. tax filer living and working outside of the United States has new and different tax filing rules and forms. Penalty for not filing or incorrect filing can be severe.This is the fifth book written by tax entertainer Larry Lipsher, a U.S. CPA who has lived outside the U.S. since 1990.Larry proves...

A guide for the overseas American tax filer, written especially for people who hate taxes.

This humorous, cynical, factual and very, very readable set of essays helps U.S. tax filers living outside of the United States understand their annual tax filing obligations which do exist even if they do not owe any taxes.This is a book that leads one through the maze of tax forms and the penalties one might expect unless these tax forms are filed.

Essential U.S. tax matters do not have to be boring! This book is accurate, very easy to understand and humorous. It is an aid for U.S. tax filers living outside the United States, describing the 'basics' of what they need to know in order to comply with laws that they are not being made aware of.This is the fifth year in this series of annual books about taxation for the U.S. expat.

This is a down-to-earth explanation (with the author's own cartoons) of how to do business and cope with the tax laws of 9 jurisdictions of Asia. Initially published in 2009, this critically acclaimed book explains how to start a business, how the business will be taxed, how the owners/participants will be taxed, mixed in with humorous foibles about life in Asia as an American expat.