Oldgray was on the right path of what I do... I generally buy a car and sell it a few months later... money laundering aint free... but I really do take closely what was mentioned first... living to nessesity! Treat yourself to vacation, do some house/yard work, pay for gas, upgrade your automobile (they never ask!), or deposit box at bank!
It's always nice to have liquid assets! God Forbid and assuming the WORST, those liquid funds laying around will also serve as an investment on a lawyer incase you get in a jam! It's all green to them!
It's mainly be smart! Anaylize everything that could be questioned and could go wrong... I ALWAYS through out budgeting, moves, etc... ASSUME AND PREPARE FOR THE WORST, AND HOPE FOR THE BEST! That way, your ready for the law of what can go wrong, WILL go wrong!
But honestly, if you keep low, only one or two TRUSTED movers for yourself, your really managing an underground biznass! You work hard for product and quality so treat yourself to dinners, vacation, etc... Just not too crazy!
Another thing that I do slowly is I've started my own business with a legitimate license, tax ID number etc... It can be a car washing service, mobile services, at home business... be smart and creative... majority of my clients are false and out of country according to my books and invoices. So I let the business build net profits and keep it in the business acct and pay myself a salary, pay all my taxes, fees, and so on... I won't tell ya exactly how it's done... but think outside the box... think Al Capone... The street gang Satan Disciples who are all about Free Enterprise... Think Mafia... If you creative enough, you can hide it!!!