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The Ernst & Young Tax Guide 2007

The Ernst & Young Tax Guide 2007
By Ernst & Young Llp

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Year after year, The Ernst & Young Tax Guide hits national bestseller lists and garners rave reviews. The most user-friendly, most current guide available to preparing your own tax return, this essential resource contains all the information readers need to save on their taxes. The accessible format walks us step-by-step through the daunting filing process, with sample tax forms and schedules demonstrating how to fill out a tax return line by line. As the only guide that provides complete coverage of the new tax law provisions, it’s no wonder The New York Times praises it as "the top choice among popular tax books."

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The latest 2006 tax law changes- including the 2006 Tax Act Includes the latest 2006 tax forms and filing instructions New tax laws and regulations and how they affect you Updated section on the Alternative Minimum Tax How to file electronically Enhanced coverage of the estate tax How to avoid some of the most common filing errors Easy-to-use tax organizer to simplify preparing your return


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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #141600 in Books
  • Published on: 2006-12-01
  • Original language: English
  • Number of items: 1
  • Binding: Paperback
  • 800 pages

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"The last word on this year’s taxes." -- Business Week

"The text-with-commentary approach makes the book both authoritative and easy-to-use." -- People

"The top choice… A model of clarity." -- The New York Times

"…Hard to beat…" -- Money Magazine

About the Author
Ernst & Young LLP, a global leader in professional services, is committed to restoring the public’s trust in professional services firms and in the quality of financial reporting. Its 107,000 people in more than 140 countries around the globe pursue the highest levels of integrity, quality, and professionalism to provide clients with solutions based on financial, transactional, and risk-management knowledge in Ernst & Young's core services of audit, tax, and transaction services.


Customer Reviews

Ernst & Young Tax Guide5
The Ernst and Young Tax Guide is a excellent reference book for professioinal tax preparers like myself, and for individuals seeking answers to federal tax questions. It is comprehensive and easy to understand. I would recommend it to anyone seeking tax info. Although there are other publications available to the public, I have found this one is the best. It mirrors the IRS publication 17.

Accurate Federal Tax Information5
"Ernst & Young Tax Guide 2007" is easy to use with many examples to follow when filling out the 1040 and subsequent forms. The 'white pages' gives you a draft view of each form which allows the user to see just where and how financial records are posted on the forms. This is a convenience so you don't have to go into the IRS website and bring up the form while reading directions or explanations from a large book held in your lap.
The blue information blocks give tips on saving taxes, organizing records to support deductions and problems to be aware of when claiming a specific deduction. The examples are simple and amounts are realistic for the average tax payer. They do not overwhelm the beginner who is opening and operating a new business.
This is an excellent guide to keep on your bottom shelf to use to plan your tax strategies and verify the records you are keeping are adequate. It makes no exaggerated promises which this reviewer finds refreshing.
Artists and authors are covered extensively under the section Self-Employed Entrepreneurs' Tax Guide, which is our major interest.
Nash Black, author of "Taxes, Stumbling Blocks & Pitfalls for Authors 2007."

Ernst & Young tax laws 5
very informational in regards to current trends and new tax laws that will help for upcomming tax season. about 40% of our taxes are taken out might as well keep on top of what is tax deductible for future reference.