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Tax Reform, Amazon, and You

Until a few weeks ago, I had never heard of Long Island City. It’s in the westernmost portion of Queens, one of New York City’s five boroughs. And it’s in this fast-gentrifying enclave that has decided to plunk down a new headquarters and create up to 25,000 new .

Tax Reform, Amazon, and You It turns out that Amazon is investing in a “Qualified Opportunity Zone” (QOZ), a census tract with a poverty rate of 20% or higher or a median income.

It’s Time to Say to Google

A few months ago, the Verge leaked a training video from . The video, obviously not intended for public distribution, described the data produced by a girl on her cell phone – all snatched up by Google without her awareness.

That data, according to the , “describes our actions, decisions, preferences, movement, and relationships.” Google uses the analogy of a ledger, with the data siphoned off the web by the giant being “a constantly evolving representation of who we are.”

It’s Time to Say Goodbye to Google Google uses the analogy of a ledger, with the data siphoned off the web by the internet giant being “a constantly evolving representation of who we a

Why You Need a Second Residency (and How to Get One)

In my consulting practice, clients often ask me the best ways to “internationalize” themselves. My top recommendation for most of them is to first move some of their outside the country they live in (this is the US in most cases).

My second recommendation, though, surprises some clients. I usually recommend acquiring legal in another . This strategy provides numerous benefits and can be surprisingly inexpensive.

Why You Need a Second Residency (and How to Get One) The ability to live abroad if social, political, or economic conditions in your own country become intolerable.