Deduct It!: Lower Your Small Business Taxes
Product Description
For all your tax deductions, from start-up to success, you need to Deduct It!
Completely updated for 2009 returns
Make more money for your small business by paying the IRS less. Let Deduct It! show you how to maximize the business deductions you’re entitled to — quickly, easily and legally.
This comprehensive, yet easy to read book is organized into practical categories featuring common deductions, including:
start-up expenses
operating expenses
health deductions
vehicles
travel
entertainment
meals
inventory
equipment
and many more
The 6th edition is completely updated with all the latest tax information, eligibility requirements and tax rates for 2008 returns. Whether your business is just starting or well-established, Deduct It! is indispensable to your venture. (20080302)… More >>








Somewhat Informative. I still went to a tax Advisor and some things in the book didn’t agree with His advice.
Rating: 3 / 5
Well put together, through & easy to understand. Pertains mostly to business deductions, but does cover some basic personal taxes.
Rating: 4 / 5
I bought this as a gift for my daughter-in-law who is starting a small business. she liked it very much.
I have also gotten some great info out of it myself for my own taxes.
Rating: 5 / 5
Offers great tips for Small Business owners who are starting/running their own business that they built from the ground up, or purchased from someone. Personally, I have a great accountant who helps me get great tax cuts, but this book helps me maximize benefits. Easy read, pick it up and learn a few tips or start a good foundation of business taxing to build from.
Rating: 4 / 5
The strength of this book is that it explains these rather complex (arcane even) IRS rules in plain common sense language that the average businessman can follow. And further it gives hints and tips that are based on what is known about how the IRS really operates – these are the real rules instead of the written rules. For instance — Filing by mail reduces your chance of being audited. Why, because the IRS doesn’t transcribe all of the information on the printed return to electronic form where it can be analyzed by computer. If you file electronically, everything you enter is available for the computer to analyze.
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