The IRS would call that tax evasion, which is a federal crime.

If you earn it you need to declare it...your issue isn't being unfinanceable it is potentially committing tax evasion by not declaring 100% of your income.

When you are getting started I usually think that less can be more, unless you are planning to go all out and have the correct resources.I think the sequence all depends on how evasive you are willing to get. 

Funny no one has mentioned the problems with tax evasion.

If networking is evasive.

There are a lot of stories of scam.Second, while it is easy to make money "disappear" in an offshore setup and grow in some tax advantage shelter, is is a completely different game to use to make that money "reappear" and use it.Last, it is called tax evasion and will cost you heavy fines and many years in jail.There are however some legal ways to put your money offshore for excellent asset protection and access to other alternative investment that could you not access from the US.

Tax evasion is a crime.

If she gets evasive/ defensive I would be skeptical. 

He was quite evasive and divisive when I asked questions.Anyway, I am interested in this topic and was wondering if anyone had any recommendations on books/topics in this area.

@Darren Smith Thanks, I've been searching for the evasive city property that isn't in too bad of an area and doesn't look like a mini Baltimore.