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"Self-employed Business Owner", This is a very good guide to helping a small business owner realize the American dream (working for yourself, not collecting welfare). The author states several times throughout the book when the advise of an attorney or CPA is recommended. The language is easy to read and understand and not filled with his industry jargon. He even states the obvious in some instances (a speeding ticket in the company vehicle is not a tax write-off, for example). I was able to fill out the necessary forms to start my business in a short amount of time and can refer to the book for a review of the tax forms required for my business. I highly recommend this book.

"GOOD ADVICE", I HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO FULLY UTILIZE ALL OF THE INFORMATION IN THIS BOOK, ONLY BECAUSE IT ALL DOESN'T APPLY TO ME, BUT THE INFORMATION THAT DOES APPLY TO ME HAS BEEN VERY HELPFUL. THIS IS A GOOD INVESTMENT FOR ALL.

"422 Tax deductions", This is a book for rookies. If you are starting out in business this may have some value. It really is nothing more than a list with little paragraph information reference the list. Areas where further information would be of value are concise and a reference made to an IRS document. It could be condensed to about 5 pages in length.

"Great for Basics", I've done small business consulting and this is one of the few books I keep in my library. For the small business owner or individual this book hits the basics and will keep you categorizing correctly so that your tax person has correct information. It is a GREAT place to start.

"This Book Didn't Hold My Attention", This book didn't hold my attention very long. I figured instead of learning all this stuff I'd keep good records and take the information to an accountant.

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"Use this book ALONG WITH another", Prior reviewers seem to have been disappointed with this book because they expected it to be something that it isn't designed to be. It is an encyclopedia of tax deductions for small businesses. If you're wondering if something is deductible, turn to that page in ths book (deductions are in alphabetical order), and you'll learn whether it's deductible and, if so, what category on your return it should be listed under. There won't be much information about who's eligible to deduct it or what records you need to keep to prove it but it does answer the question I always have of "can I deduct XX?" If you use this along with a general small business tax book, you'll have most of the information you need. I recommend either Kamaroff's Small Time Operator or Jan Zobel's Minding Her Own Business. The JK Lasser small business tax book might be fine too.

"Lacks Detailed Content", This book is very vague and general in content. In trying to determine how much of our home office furniture was deductible I looked up "furniture" and the book points you to "Business Assets" and within business assets there is no mention of furniture or like assets. What is written is a short very general list what "might" be deductible. I expected 422 deductions to be "specific deductions" or more importantly "how to determine" the eligibility of deductions. This book is far to vague to understand what is deductible and how to determine the eligibility.

"Do you really want a wise guy doing your taxes?", My mental image of Bernard B. Kamoroff is that of the Harry Angel character Mickey Rourke played in Alan Parker's "Angel Heart". (If you haven't seen Angel Heart, 1) you should 2) Harry Angel was a seedy, dim-witted private detective). Although this book contains some useful tips, you have to question the authority of council like (I paraphrase) "If you have paid a legal (sic) bribe then bury the deduction somewhere."

Bernard, if a payment is legal, then it is not a bribe. If a payment is a bribe, than it is not legal: if it were legal, it wouldn't be a bribe, now wouldn't it? It would be a payment and you wouldn't have to fret so.

"J.K. Lasser's Taxes Made Easy for Your Home-Based Business" is superior in every way.

"Getting Your Money Back", Small business owners pay a lot in quarterly estimated taxes. The trick is to find all the deductions they are entitled to, to get most of it back. This fascinating book describes 422 types of deductions, makes them easy to understand and tells you what category they go in.

Bernard (Bear) Kamoroff is the author of the very successful Small Time Operator: How to Start Your Own Small Business, Keep Your Books, Pay Your Taxes, and Stay out of Trouble! (24 revised editions and 54 printings in 22 years). 422 Deductions is the ideal companion volume.

As an author and a publisher, who has run his own business for over 30 years, I highly recommend this fun, valuable and fascinating book. DanPoynter@ParaPublishing.com.

"Superb Tax Advice for Small Business Owners!", I've bought other books on taxes for the self-employed, but this is the only one that tells you where to put the specific deduction on Schedule C. This was invaluable for me! If you are looking for lots of deductions with specific advice when filling out your Schedule C, this is the book!