Detailed explanations of new tax changes for 2003 
The line-by-line guide that saves you money ? this year and every year Avoid your annual tax headache with this straightforward book that demystifies forms, minimizes errors, and answers your most important questions. Completely updated, this handy, helpful guide covers all the tax changes since last year and offers proven, professional advice on keeping more of what you earn! Praise for Taxes For Dummies "The best of these books for tax novices." —Worth magazine "The most accessible and creative. It?s also the best organized." —USA Today "Will make tax preparation less traumatic." —The Wall Street Journal "Sound financial advice you can use throughout the year." —The Seattle Times Discover how to: <ul>
<li>Itemize your deductions</li> <li>Negotiate with the IRS</li> <li>Apply new breaks for farms and other businesses</li> <li>Deal with capital gains and losses</li> <li>Make tax-wise personal finance decisions</li> <li>File your own tax returns with confidence</li> </ul>

Taxes For Dummies

Business & Money

Tyson, Eric

Silverman EA, David J.

Economics

For Dummies

The Wall Street Journal bestseller -- now updated for all tax law changes The fun and easy way to maximize your deductions -- and minimize the pain! 
Updated with information on the latest tax laws and strategies, this friendly guide will save you headaches, hassles -- and money. With line-by-line instructions, savvy tips on tax reduction,and a dash of humor, it's just what you need to give yourself a tax cut on April 15, 2000 -- and plan for an even lower tax bill next year!

Accounting

Taxes For Dummies, 2002 Edition is full of helpful tips and strategies for getting through the process of filing income tax returns accurately and on time -- completely revised for 2002! This friendly guide is targeted for individual taxpayers and those with special tax situations (self-employed, small business owners, etc.). Understand tax law changes for 2002 with complete line-by-line analyses. Plus, this book also contains answers to the most frequently asked tax questions.

Taxes For Dummies?

"Far and away the best . . . among tax advice books." —Los Angeles Times 
Packed with tips for how to benefit from new tax law changes The user-friendly guide that saves you money and makes filing a breeze Avoid the headaches that come with filing your taxes with this easy-to-understand book that demystifies tax forms, minimizes errors, and answers your most important questions. With line-by-line instructions and unbeatable year-round tax-saving tips, this handy guide lets you maximize your tax deductions this year – and in the years ahead. Praise for Taxes For Dummies "The best of these books for tax novices." – Worth magazine "The most accessible and creative. It’s also the best organized." – USA Today "Will make tax preparation less traumatic." – The Wall Street Journal "Sound financial advice you can use throughout the year." – The Seattle Times

Taxes For Dummies 2005 cuts that down to size and helps you discover how the tax system works and how to legally make it work for you. Legally is a key word. Written by Eric Tyson, MBA, financial counselor, syndicated columnist, and bestselling author, and David J. Silverman, EA, tax advisor, it shows you how, through careful planning, you can minimize your taxes and still sleep at night. Organized and indexed so you can find what you need and ignore the rest, there is practical information about: <ul>
<li>Recent changes even experienced filers need to know about</li> <li>Tax return preparation—using resources, software, digital filing, and/or getting professional help</li> <li>Graduating from the shoebox system to organized recordkeeping</li> <li>The basics—filing status, exemptions, when to file, and more</li> <li>The most common forms and schedules, including 1040EZ, 1040A, 1040, and Schedules A, B, C, D, E, and F (explained step-by-step and line-by-line)</li> <li>Income and adjustments to it</li> <li>Estimated taxes</li> </ul>
That’s the information most people desperately need on April 14th. But the most valuable information is on tax planning—not tax filing. No matter what bracket you’re in, this is the part you shouldn’t ignore. It includes guidelines and advice on: <ul>
<li>Reducing taxes with retirement planning</li> <li>Small business tax planning</li> <li>Investment and taxes, including some types of tax-favored investments to avoid</li> <li>Real estate taxes, including information on buying a home, getting a mortgage, and selling a home</li> <li>Kids and taxes, including a caution about education savings accounts</li> <li>Estate planning (after all, with your new tax expertise, you may someday have an estate)</li> </ul>
Just in case, there’s also information on correcting mistakes (yours or the IRS’s) and avoiding or surviving the dreaded audit. With Taxes for Dummies 2005, you’re prepared. It’s one of the least-taxing ways to get the information you need to file and to minimize your taxes.

Taxes 2005 For Dummies (TAXES FOR DUMMIES)

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Taxes For Dummies

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Taxes 2005 For Dummies (TAXES FOR DUMMIES)