Tax Power for Self-Employed, 2E
Tax Power for the Self-Employed addresses the specific and particular tax laws and regulations facing a self-employed individual.


    /Accounting News Articles/ - NAPERVILLE, IL, March 21, 2008 - Tax Attorney Offers Empowering Tax Advice for the Self-Employed

In the United States alone, there are 16 million entrepreneurs that own and operate their own businesses. With all these opportunities for self-employment in the United States, business owners must first be aware of the legalities concerning taxes.

Tax Power for the Self-Employed, 2E focuses on the specific and particular tax laws and regulations facing a self-employed individual.

Tax Power for the Self-Employed provides:

• Information on how to run a profitable business through minimizing taxes
• The latest IRS rules, regulations and decisions
• Various tax planning strategies

Even if it's just a hobby that is bringing in some extra money, you need to be informed of what the IRS expects and what you need to do to stay off the IRS's radar. Your income, even in small form, is legally taxable.

Also, learn the strategies for taking deductions to lower the income subject to the self-employment taxes.

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James O. Parker, a practicing attorney for nearly 25 years, has repeatedly encountered clients who were somewhat bewildered by our country's tax laws. Calling upon his 27 years as an educator at Christian Brothers University in Memphis Tennessee, and being a small business owner himself for over 40 years, Parker takes the mystery out of the tax code.

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