"Tax avoidance and compliance are my specialty," Arthur said with self-satisfaction. "Either of these two properties will work. One isn't far from here, a century-old townhouse on the Upper East Side listed at 32 million USD. The upside is the prime location, but the downside is that you'd be right on top of your neighbors."
"Can it fit my five cars?" Li Wei suddenly asked. "And a few of my staff?"
"I'm afraid not. In that case, you'll need the second option," Arthur said, swiping on his screen. "A premier estate on Long Island, just outside New York. It covers a massive area and is listed at 28 million USD. It offers extreme privacy. The main advantage is the space. We can, with a straight face, declare its side wing as a 'dedicated rehabilitation and wellness center for professional athletes' on the compliance paperwork. Even if you write off the maintenance for the pool and the helipad, the IRS won't be able to find a single thing wrong."
