I just received this book in the mail and was flabbergasted to find that this book is written, based on my initial browsing, for UK taxes based on UK laws and policies. Not only doesn't it say this in either the book's title or description, the only mention of the acronym "UK" on this entire web page at the time of this review is in the publisher's name.
I suppose if you're a U.S. citizen and have the UK in your future plans as a resident or a non-resident who visits regularly, this book might be appropriate. I am angry that the book was marketed and sold to me by Amazon.com on their U.S. website without better clarification of the book's content, making it inappropriate to most buyers at this site. Sure, some of the information in the book, like limited info on some tax havens based on UK taxes, probably applies also to U.S. citizens under certain circumstances. But reading through all the info that doesn't equally apply concerning U.S. taxes and laws and policies, without knowing the differences and similarities between the two countries' laws and policies, and trying to discern which info is also applicable to me as a U.S. citizen has to be somewhere between difficult and impossible to say the least. :-(