Tax Avoidance, Tax Minimization, Tax saving

You have landed at the web site of Alex Doulis, noted expert and best selling author on taxation, investing, banking and asset protection. Alex’s books go beyond the “invest and get rich theme” but address the questions of the wealth you have obtained and how to hold on to it. What if you had been a wealthy Canadian of Japanese origin in 1941 or a Canadian of Ukrainian descent in 1915? All your assets would have been scooped up by the government and you would have ended up in a concentration camp and exited penniless. You can never know when you will be included in a group to be exploited.

There is a new group of potential exploitation victims and those are women. With women’s liberation has come the equal opportunity for financial exploitation. There are few school systems which teach financial literacy and women of the past have left that pursuit to their male partners. Now more of them are having to go into the trenches in the battle for investment survival.

Money represents power and power represents freedom. If you have some money you have some of both. Better to hold on to it than give it to fast talking politicians or investment guru. To save your money, avoid expropriation and taxes. If you can tell me the difference I’d appreciate it. In the interim enjoy my books.

Alex’s background is in finance having received his Chartered Financial Analyst charter in 1978. He worked in the investment industry in his later years and at age 50, in 1990, having determined that more than 50 percent of his income was going to the tax men he devised the ultimate income tax avoidance scheme. He quit earning an income and went sailing for 15 years.

During those years of leisure in the Mediterranean, Alex had the opportunity to write as well about investing, the Canadian stock market and how it go to be what it is and why the Canadian market is a very dangerous place for you.

Go to the “Books” page. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry and you’ll hope they will be made into movies.

Tax avoidance is legal, just ask Paul Martin, the Bronfmans or the 3,000 other Canadians identified in the Paradise Papers as offshore tax avoiders and as yet ignored by the Canada Revenue Agency. More importantly, everyone wants your “stuff”. It can be governments, unsatisfied spouses or spurious plaintiffs. The problem for them is if your stuff isn’t here they are unlikely to get it.

The books on this site address tax avoidance through residency and structuring to your rights as a taxpayer and how the system works in Canada. Starting in 1994, Alex advised thousands of Canadians of the benefits achieved by structuring their assets so as to have protection and tax minimization. Some of those took his advice and went on to very comfortable retirements. Other’s believing that simple bank secrecy was the cheaper alternative are now having to admit that secrecy is not tax planning. These books are written to tell you how to build a moat and wall around your assets and income to stop them from being pilfered. This will relieve you of the “Kraft Dinner” syndrome when you’re past your most productive years.

Alex Doulis

You can read if you want why the stock market was not established to make you rich, but how you can achieve security through investing and foregoing speculating.

His new book, “High Yields for High Heels”, is about how ladies can learn what investment markets are about and how to properly use them..

Remember Wally, Pamela, Mel and the other senators with their sticky figures? “Your Tax Dollars at Work” will give you the time proven way to benefit from your country’s generosity if you can just catch the gravy train.

Help me inform Canadians of the pitfalls awaiting them in the tax jungle. All stories are anonymous unless you want your name published.

I had to include a page about the Ontario Securities Commission. This gang of thugs and criminals will stop at nothing to preserve the “advisor” system that robs you blind.