Books about Tax smart from Amazon.com

Many investors today are making huge profits on real estate investments The key, however, in investing is not the profit, but what you actually get to keep after taxes. This new book will provide a road map with hundreds of methods and insider tax secrets to help you keep more of what you earn. Real estate investors face unique tax problems from the sale of real estate. You will learn how to implement tax savings programs successfully to reduce or eliminate the resulting income tax from the sale of real estate. You will learn how to use the IRS tax code to your advantage through depreciation, 1031 exchanges, shielding income, deferring income taxes, handling capital gains taxes, building wealth, creating a self-directed IRA, making installment sales, setting up annuity trusts and charitable remainder tax-advantaged trusts. You will learn about exemptions, exchange rules, tax shelters, tax-exclusion credits, sheltering your assets from creditors, and ultimately you will learn how you can retire rich and early with tax-free real estate investments..
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How you can realize the dream of tax-free real estate investment

Record numbers of investors are choosing real estate as a safe alternative to the stock market. In How to Invest in Real Estate and Pay Little or No Taxes, an expert acquaints investors with exemptions, exchange rules, and other tax shelters you can use to increase your ROIs by as much as 40 percent annually. Hubert Bromma clearly explains how they work and shows you how to use them to:

• Never pay taxes again on real estate investments
• Exchange their way to tax freedom
• Pay for college through tax-free real estate deals
• Use tax-exclusion credits when they mean the most
• Protect real estate investments from creditors
• Retire early and wealthy through tax-free real estate investments

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Price: $7.03 [Notify me when price goes down.]

Hundreds of tax deduction ideas for home-based businesses, independent contractors, all entrepreneurs

This quick-read, money-saving guidebook coaches heads-up small business owners to aggressively and creatively identify new tax deductions for their home-based and other entrepreneurial businesses.

SMART TAX WRITE-OFFS provides numerous imaginative ideas for tax deductions and a valuable "Tax-Saver Checklist of Deduction Ideas" with over 1000 potential write-offs. It helps readers think about and take every deduction they are entitled to..
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Helping the reader understand how to run a profitable and honest business while minimizing taxes is the goal of Tax Smarts for Small Business Following its tax-saving strategies can give the small business owner year-round tax-saving opportunities, as well as having all your tax-time questions answered.

Accessible by anyone, it provides the reader with the latest IRS rules and answers everyday tax-related questions. It explores the IRS’s definition of income and how to lower yours through expense deductions, tax credits and depreciation. It also answers the frequently asked questions surrounding withholding and paying taxes-a trouble area for many small businesses. Its extensive glossary of financial and tax terms makes it an easy-to-understand and essential reference for every small business owner’s bookshelf..
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Here's the quick-read money-saving guidebook that encourages small business owners to be aggressive and creative in taking legitimate tax deductions for home-based and other entrepreneurial businesses. Includes valuable TAX-SAVER CHECKLIST; of over 1100 potential write-offs. Imaginative! Helps you take every deduction to which you are entitled. Spare Time magazine called Smart Tax Write-offs an excellent brainstorming tool. Internet Bookwatch described Smart Tax Write-offs as a highly recommended 'must read'. A Penny Saved newsletter praised the clever tax deductions in Smart Tax Write-offs..
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Budget deficits, gas prices, health care costs, social security, job security.... Anxiety over the economy pervades our daily lives--from reports on the early morning newscasts to gossip around the water cooler to dinner table debate. Yet most citizens are woefully ignorant when it comes to understanding how the economy works and how to interpret the impact of policies and business decisions. It's easy to slip into generalities: government spending is wasteful, taxes are too high, good-paying jobs are being shipped overseas, Americans don't save enough. Other issues become hijacked by political partisans to advance their agendas: "trade must be fair!", "tax cuts will pay for themselves!", "there will be no money left in the social security till after the baby boomers loot it!" In Smart Economics, Michael Walden provides an antidote: take 50 of today's top economic issues and explain their meaning, implications, and potential solutions in a logical, straightforward, commonsense, and non-partisan way. From "Has Government Spending Been out of Control?" to "Is Profit Bad?" to "Why Are Pro Sports Stars Paid So Much?" Walden demystifies the "dismal science," using basic concepts and logical argumentation to help readers get their bearings--to separate fact from fiction and ultimately make better decisions, when it comes to spending, investing, saving, and voting. The result is an entertaining and informative introduction to economic principles and their influence on our behavior..
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Information about investments that provide tax benefits. Includes information on municipal bonds, rental property, and life insurance. Learn the basics of how to save on personal taxes..
Price: $8.00 [Notify me when price goes down.]

As always, The Motley Fool makes a complex subject easy to grasp. In this year’s guide, two respected authors untangle the thicket of investment tax regulations and conflicting concepts, picking up where last year’s book left off and adding an array of new strategies. In addition to being a handy reference that can answer specific investment-related tax questions, this book also addresses ways that individuals can maximize tax savings opportunities that come with marriage, children, education, retirement planning, buying a home, and running a home office. Updated, with new and revised content for 2001, the guide also contains a tax calendar and resource section to help plan year-round rather than waiting until tax day..
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