Product Description
New 2008 Tax Year Edition for filing in 2009, which includes critical Stimulus Refund Check information! 95% of Americans over pay their taxes or do not receive their full refund back. Joseph Templin lays out over ten critical tax plays, each with the potential to save at least $100 but usually more. This book gets you better prepared to ask the right questions and bring the right information to your tax preparer to maximize your refunds. This book hits the legal items that even your tax advisor usually misses.
This book is an (almost) just-in-time work to help the average American save some money on their taxes at a point where every dollar counts. This is not some high fallutin' theory or cutting-edge conceptual device. These are simple, easily applied things that are OK'd by the guys in Washington that will reduce your tax bill. In writing these, our team followed six basic guidelines:
1. This must apply to the average American. We focused on people with incomes between $40k and $100k, so it could be used by a major chunk of us.
2. It has a simple focus. If you need to have an advanced degree in nuclear engineering or finance to understand one of our ideas, it was junked because it does not help the average Joe if you don't know what you are doing and why.
3. It has to be easy to read. Generally, over three syllables is avoided and any math is limited to grade school level.
4. Ideas are presented in small chunks. There is an old question, “How do you eat an elephant?” The answer is “one bite at a time.” Same thing applies here – little nibbles by you will help to reduce the tax bite.
5. These must be easy to do. If you have to jump through more than two hoops, it's too complex.
6. Every idea must be profitable. We used the idea of $100 minimum tax savings per idea as our first benchmark, but in your case, the savings could be more or less than that.
Bottom line is: you will be better off. So grab your seat and some notepaper. It could be worth a lot to you!
For more information, visit http://www.toptaxsavings.com
This book is an (almost) just-in-time work to help the average American save some money on their taxes at a point where every dollar counts. This is not some high fallutin' theory or cutting-edge conceptual device. These are simple, easily applied things that are OK'd by the guys in Washington that will reduce your tax bill. In writing these, our team followed six basic guidelines:
1. This must apply to the average American. We focused on people with incomes between $40k and $100k, so it could be used by a major chunk of us.
2. It has a simple focus. If you need to have an advanced degree in nuclear engineering or finance to understand one of our ideas, it was junked because it does not help the average Joe if you don't know what you are doing and why.
3. It has to be easy to read. Generally, over three syllables is avoided and any math is limited to grade school level.
4. Ideas are presented in small chunks. There is an old question, “How do you eat an elephant?” The answer is “one bite at a time.” Same thing applies here – little nibbles by you will help to reduce the tax bite.
5. These must be easy to do. If you have to jump through more than two hoops, it's too complex.
6. Every idea must be profitable. We used the idea of $100 minimum tax savings per idea as our first benchmark, but in your case, the savings could be more or less than that.
Bottom line is: you will be better off. So grab your seat and some notepaper. It could be worth a lot to you!
For more information, visit http://www.toptaxsavings.com
