Sex Taxes

Each hour, global business leaders arrive to Las Vegas to take advantage of Nevada's tax incentives, especially Asian investors that buy real estate. The Chairman learn more about Nevada tax laws than citizens of the United States. Europeans worried about taxes arrive by plane each morning. More nonstop flights join the city centers in Europe. I build websites for corporations from San Francisco, California to New York City. I write advertising for corporations. Engineers talk about taxes. I work together with business leaders from Prague, Czech Republic to Istanbul, Turkey. Visitors ask about tax structures within Las Vegas. I have new clients joining me from Silicon Valley between San Jose and San Francisco all the way to the new tech circles in Boulder, Colorado outside of the capital of Denver. Petroleum, engineering, math, science, I develop their web portals. Everybody is preoccupied with tax talk. During breakfast, executives ask questions about the taxes they are saving in Las Vegas. Entire industries are talking about relocating to Las Vegas, especially the adult industry in Hollywood, California. Jenna Jameson was born in Las Vegas, Nevada. As I wait in Las Vegas for my airplane to San Francisco, California, the billionaires from Vail discuss tax advantages at the coffee shop next to my table. This book, Sex Taxes began years ago while listening to Asian executives drinking their morning coffee at the casinos before taking a free shuttle to the airport. Due to problems with the White House and United States Congress, issues with trading the Euro in Europe, Middle Eastern oil rich states at war during the Arab Spring, and worries about recessions after recent Presidential elections, never before have taxes taken up the attention of citizens around the globe. Baby boomers around the planet wonder about retirement. Las Vegas has no snow. Students worry about jobs. Las Vegas has the University of Nevada. Unemployment is at 26% percent in Spain. Las Vegas has mild winters. In Nevada, you can save money. Las Vegas is always evolving into a new town reinventing itself. Nevada does not levy a state income tax. Cheap housing can be found in Las Vegas. Nevada has no corporate income tax. Downtown is growing with more computer related businesses involving advance technology. Nevada has no personal income tax. Las Vegas is four hours away from Hollywood, California. Nevada has no franchise tax. Filmmakers love Las Vegas incentives. Nevada gains revenue off gaming and sales tax. Why aren't you in Las Vegas? Nevada is a corporate haven. Corporations are encouraged with tax friendly laws in Las Vegas. Even prostitutes in legal Nevada brothels are protected with tax incentives. Prostitutes are exempt from the state entertainment tax. Plus they pay no other state taxes. Nevada provides businesses with the most advantageous economic, tax, and legal environments in the United States of America. Nevada is the Gambling Capital of the World, The Entertainment Capital of the World.