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An Indian Business Podcast episode from Think School in which the host interviews Diwakar Vijay Sarathi (spelled Vijujay Sarati in the captions), author of a book on taxes and a self-described global tax strategist, about how the wealthy lower their tax bills legally. The guest argues tax is a language that rewards behaviour a government wants, using three Ps (priority, paranoia, prohibition), and describes countries as source, destination, conduit and tax haven types. The host also asks about Dubai versus India, and the guest describes a five-step decision process and a paid tax-free living community. Sponsor: no third-party sponsor is named in the description; it promotes Think School's Communication course and the guest's community. PARTIAL COVERAGE: this note is based on the opening, the three Ps section, the country-types section, the closing and the description, and does not cover every part of the roughly 53 minute conversation. All claims are the guest's own and are not independently checked. This is not tax, legal or financial advice; consult a qualified professional.
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An Indian Business Podcast episode from Think School in which the host interviews Diwakar Vijay Sarathi (spelled Vijujay Sarati in the captions), author of a book on taxes and a self-described global tax strategist, about how the wealthy lower their tax bills legally. The guest argues tax is a language that rewards behaviour a government wants, using three Ps (priority, paranoia, prohibition), and describes countries as source, destination, conduit and tax haven types. The host also asks about Dubai versus India, and the guest describes a five-step decision process and a paid tax-free living community. Sponsor: no third-party sponsor is named in the description; it promotes Think School's Communication course and the guest's community. PARTIAL COVERAGE: this note is based on the opening, the three Ps section, the country-types section, the closing and the description, and does not cover every part of the roughly 53 minute conversation. All claims are the guest's own and are not independently checked. This is not tax, legal or financial advice; consult a qualified professional.