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Easy-To-Understand Language, March 9, 2005
Many tax books are written over the average American's heads. But that is not the cause with 101 Tax Saving Ideas. The author go to great lengths to make sure each tip is easy to understand and beneficial. Each tip is geared towards helping middle-class families, small home businesses, and retired folks save money on their year-end taxes. I especially liked the examples to better explain the tips.
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Superb advice, May 8, 2003
We found this book loaded with great tax savings tips. Especially important are discussions of tax-savvy investments, and how to minimize your taxes looking ahead to next year.
This easy-to-read and hard-to-put-down book is a must for investment adivsors and tax preparers alike. It belongs on your professional reading list. Overall, an outstanding value.
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Year-Round Guide to Reducing Your Income Tax, January 23, 2005
Randy Gardner, LLM, CPA, is a professor of taxation at the University of Missouri and Julie Welch, CPA, is the Director of the Tax Services at Meara, King & Company.
Randy Gardner and Julie Welch keep their tax guide up to date and they cover everything from family tax planning to working with your tax adviser. They highlight recent law changes and discuss proposed tax legislation for the future.
Examples of Tax Tips:
Have your refund deposited directly into your savings account. Just add your bank's routing number to your federal tax return.
Don't overpay your taxes throughout the year to receive a large refund. It's better to lower your withholding and invest the cash throughout the year.
What will this book do for you?
Reduce your taxes
Help you understand tax law
Show you how to take advantage of tax planning opportunities
Interesting sections that were very helpful include:
Nontaxable Income - you don't have to pay takes on a number of items including government payments, purchase discounts, benefits from your employer and personal gifts and life insurance proceeds.
Deducting Moving Expenses when you have to move because of a new job.
Pros and Cons of Renting Versus Owning A Home
If you have a small business, there are many sections that will be very useful and will give you ideas for how to save money on your taxes. Other areas of interest include, divorce, retirement, investments, education planning and tax credits.
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