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Product Description
Detailed explanations of new tax changes for 2003The 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: - Itemize your deductions
- Negotiate with the IRS
- Apply new breaks for farms and other businesses
- Deal with capital gains and losses
- Make tax-wise personal finance decisions
- File your own tax returns with confidence
Amazon.com Review
Taxes for Dummies: 1998 Edition, by Eric Tyson and David J. Silverman, is another title in the bestselling Dummies series, in which Tyson has authored four other books. Accurate and reliable in its lighthearted presentation, Taxes for Dummies includes tax-planning tips that will help you save money beyond April 15. While the book is just right for the average taxpayer, it may lack for people wanting a more in-depth guide--such as those running a small business from home or those trying to figure out capital gains on a mutual fund.
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