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Tax Insight: For Tax Year 2014 and Beyond will teach you to take control of life's biggest expense—taxes.
In your lifetime, you will spend more money on taxes than on anything else. Despite that fact, you likely know the current prices of movies and milk but don't know what your marginal tax rate is. You know where to get the cheapest gallon of gas to save a buck or two, but you don't give a thought to the tax strategies you should be using right now that would save you thousands. It's not hard to understand why--taxes are complicated, unpleasant, and confusing.
In Tax Insight, tax expert Casey Murdock opens up the world of taxes with amazing clarity and simplicity. As you will discover, you have within reach numerous ways to reduce your taxes. With everyday language and real-life examples, Tax Insight will give you the keys to minimizing your tax burden.
This book contains information you need even if you have a tax advisor or use a program like TurboTax. Tax professionals are busy and sometimes too cautious, and programs often miss opportunities for you to save money. It's also for those of all ages and income levels, including business owners. Tax Insight:
Breaks down the key components of taxes with ease and simplicity.
Provides a roadmap to paying as little tax as possible.
Helps you know if you should do it yourself or hire a professional.
While there are many encyclopedic books on taxes—like J.K. Lasser's Your Taxes—there aren't nearly enough that describe the tax code in plain language. Far more than a rehash of impenetrable IRS "help" documents, Tax Insight is organized the way most people think and presents ideas in clear, simple language. If you buy this book and take advantage of its advice, you will save money.
Contents
* The Tax Code Demystified * Key Components Defined * Income * Dependents and Filing Status * The Tax Code Is Rigged * Employment Income * Retirement Income * Other Sources of Ordinary Income * Tax-Free "Unordinary" Income from Non-Investment Sources * Tax-Free Investment Income * Taxable Investment Income * Deductions from Investment Income * Education Investment Strategies * Retirement Investment Strategies--The Basics * Retirement Investment Strategies--Alternatives * Business Taxation * Business Use of the Home * Travel Expenses * Meals, Entertainment, and Gifts * Employee Benefits * Employing Family Members * Depreciation* Real Estate Losses * Real Estate Income and Deductions * Second Homes and Vacation Rentals * Medical and Dental Expenses * Your Residence * Your Children * Charitable Contributions* Education Expenses * The Alternative Minimum Tax * Penalties and Interest * Do It Yourself, or Hire a Professional? * Tax Implications of Health Care Reform
