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422 Tax Deductions for Businesses & Self-Employed Individuals 3rd Ed. by Bernard B. Kamoroff |
| Description: Looking for more tax deductions to include on Schedule C? This is the book. Kamaroff has done a great job providing straightforward information about deductions with simple direction of where the deductions go on Schedule C. | |
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J.K. Lasser's Taxes Made Easy for Your Home-Based Business: The Ultimate Tax Handbook for Self-Employed Professional, Consultants, and Freelancers by Gary W. Carter |
| Home based business owners need to know all of the deductions and tax saving strategies that are available. This J.K. Lasser book does a very good job of covering these areas and more. Checklists and sample forms are provided. | |
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Keeping the Books : Basic Recordkeeping and Accounting for the Successful Small Business by Linda Pinson |
| For those business owners who are just getting started and have little or no accounting experience, this book is a great resource. It includes forms, illustrations, and worksheets to help explain and guide them through the easy to understand steps of basic bookkeeping and business record management. | |
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Don't Let the IRS Destroy Your Small Business : Seventy-Six Mistakes to Avoid by Michael Savage |
| If you're unaware of tax potholes that you're business could fall into, then you should consider reading this book. It is written by a tax attorney who lists and explains 76 commonly made mistakes by small business owners. In the process of listing these mistakes, Savage covers all of the major tax code areas that are important to any small business owner. | |
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J.K. Lasser's Tax Deductions for Your Small Business by Weltman Barbara |
| Written by notable tax expert Barbara Weltman, this book provides comprehensive information on small business tax deductions, their dollar limits and necessary record-keeping requirements. The JK Lasser line of books is one of the most popular tax guides available. | |
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Tax Savvy for Small Business: Year-Round Tax Strategies to Save You
Money (Tax Savvy for Small Business, 6th Ed) by Frederick W. Daily |
| Tax Savvy offers specific steps and suggestions to help small business and home based business owners reduce or even avoid taxes by planning ahead and creating a sound strategy. | |
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J.K. Lasser's Financial and Tax Strategies for Family Business by Barbara Weltman |
| This guide covers the main aspects of a family business from start to transfer. It includes such topics as management, raising money, fringe benefits, retirement plans, asset protection, transferring the business to children, and selling a family business. This is a must-read for any current, future or next-in-line family business owner. | |
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The Ernst & Young Tax Guide 2003 by Peter W. Bernstein |
| The E&Y Tax Guide is the only personal tax guide available produced by a big 10 accounting firm. This popular guide offers tips on how to maximize deductions, strategies for taking advantage of new tax laws and coverage on commonly overlooked deductions. Instruction on completing federal income tax forms for the year 2000-2001 is included along with suggestions on ways to avoid common errors. | |
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The Motley Fool Investment Tax Guide 2002: Money-Saving Tax Tips You Can Actually Understand by Roy A. Lewis, Selena Maranjian |
| The latest edition of Motley Foolıs Tax Guide features money-saving ideas and examples of successful investment tax strategies. It's designed to help individuals make simple tax-reducing investment decisions all year long. | |
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J.K. Lasser's Taxes Made Easy for Your Home-Based Business by Gary W. Carter |
| This is an excellent book for home based business owners who need a reference guide for new tax laws and deductions. Helpful sample forms are included. | |
