@Yoav Schatzberg Maybe someone else has this answer but I believe the IRS makes you have an interest rate that is somewhat reasonable.

A mentor once told me "pay your attorneys and the IRS."

Dale Osborn - alot of folks, believe ir or not still use them so I find myself speaking their language.

Unfortunately, when you have to send faxes to the IRS, or when you're a doctor in the medical field - there's only so much you can do. 

You cannot plan for IRS auditors.

Collect an IRS Form W-9: Before paying a contractor, collect a completed W-9 form from them.

I reviewed the IRS publication 523 for additional guidance but it's not clear to me (non-tax fellow) if I am exempted from capital gains. 

@Josh Banwart As @David Pere mentioned, I'm currently stationed in England and investing in the states via multiple different strategies, so I would love to hop on a call and talk to you about it if you'd like.

Not too much IRS guidance on this without going through some complex rules.

Or any amount of cash you take is considered to be profit by the IRS.