"There would also be problems with jet lag, taxes, difficulty attracting free agents, scheduling, currency problems, concussed players driving on the wrong side of the road, England's horrifying adoration of mayonnaise and, most important, no clear show of native support".
After getting embroiled in tax difficulties in Britain, he settled permanently in Antibes, where he kept a flat around the corner from Cloetta's.
In 1933 the club faced tax difficulties, and that circumstance signaled the beginning of the end, and the club soon closed its doors.
But foreign oil companies with interests here, like BP and Exxon Mobil, have had a harder time, with new production set back by legal and tax difficulties.
The early deaths of both Bourdin's first wife and a subsequent girlfriend are matters of public record, as are tax difficulties that saddled his estate with debts.
An accountant with a specialisation in the tax difficulties confronted by online businesses is likely to benefit from locating in Silicon Valley, but might be nearly as productive in Phoenix.
Now his even more rapid fall is threatening Mr Giuliani, his one-time mentor and friend and the Republican presidential front-runner.Three yeago ago, shortly after he was nominated for the Homeland Security job, Mr Kerik withdrew his name because of tax difficulties involving his former nanny.
In the three years of tax difficulties, her combined adjusted gross income was $949,000, but her estimated tax payments came up short.
Prince encountered tax difficulties several times, including owing back taxes to France in 2012, which he paid up, and overdue property taxes around $450,000 in 2010.
First, for millions of tax filers, complex federal and state tax laws, difficulty understanding forms and the time required to figure them out make the prospect of preparing and filing tax returns daunting.
Whether or not Wallace sought out the cognitive pain of tax-class difficulty to humble himself and his other well-fêted gifts in some manner, it's not difficult to see "The Pale King" as part of a project that sought to correct the public's accounting of any heroic valor flowing from genius that seeks an audience.
