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"Vital Reference for the Small Business", J.K. Lasser's "1001 Deductions and Tax Breaks 2007" is a must for every taxpayer who is looking for a break to reduce their taxable income. The examples are clear and concise. Anyone can use the tax code for their benefit. "Rich or poor" doesn't make a difference.
It requires some reading and comparing of examples to ascertain if a specific example applies to you but especially for planning your next 1040 submission it is invaluable.
Our copy is marked with Post-ems, with dog-eared pages and goes with us when we visit our tax preparer to illustrate why we've kept a particular record and why according to the Code it is an allowable deduction.
Nash Black, author of "Taxes, Stumbling Blocks & Pitfalls for Authors 2007."

"Great book!", I bought this book along with "Taxes for Dummies2007", to get an idea of what to look for in the future for tax reductions.

This book gives a good, straight to the point overview of most tax deductions and important information regarding taxes. I am not familiar with tax terms and wording. I am more of a math person who is good at doing the calculations required. This book gave me ONLY what I need to know. No more, no less. Some people may like that (math people). Others may not (someone who wants to dig deep into the terms and understand it deeper).

This book is divided very efficiently. It is divided into chapters of related tax deductions. For example, their is a chapter/section just on income sources and what qualifies, what can be deducted, and what not. With each source it breaks it down to who can receive the deduction, what forms you may need, and other information you will need to know about.

This book broke it down to the quickest, simplest terms to understand what I needed to know. It may be a "guy" thing, but I liked the meat and bones approach on the "1001" as compared to the fluffed up Dummies explanations.

I am not sure how deep this book is compared to other books (seeing as I have a rather simple return), but it was an excellent book for me.

"Printed too Soon", With all the recent changes, some of the info is already out of date.