The Small Business Tax Guide: Take Advantage of Often Missed Deductions and Credits to Keep Your Money Where It Belongs- Working For Your Business! Paperback – Large Print, September 24, 2014

This book is very informative and practical. For me, it serves as a one stop reference guide regarding all the basic details I need to know about tax. The topics given are simplified, hence easier for me to understand and put into practice. Books discussing about taxes are often very technical and the jargon are really difficult for me to comprehend, but this one is indeed a very handy reference specially for business decisions. Recommended!

What was said was fine, yet a helpful appendix was mentioned but not at the end of the book. I contacted the author a week ago to have it sent to me with no results.

Benjamin Franklin said that "...but in this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes." and this is especially true now because of the way the economy is playing out. Putting all of your eggs in one basket is no longer a good idea and the advice of our parents to study hard to get a good job is becoming less and less relevant. In order to ensure your financial safety it's best to have multiple sources of income and this book gives a short introduction to what the experiences might be as a small business owner. I may be from another country so the tips involving what forms to fill out are not useful to me but definitely this book has helped me gain a better understanding of the taxation concepts that I am currently studying in my Introduction to Accounting class.

I own a small business, a home care business, where I have 2 professional caregivers and myself, also a professional caregiver, rendering private-duty care to my clients. I must confess, I am absolutely dependent on my accountant for the accounting and tax side of my business. When I chanced upon this book, the first thought that came to mind was “I have an accountant, why do I need this?” Well, I’m glad I had the good sense to open it and see what it’s all about. This book opened my eyes to a lot of possibilities. As the author said, this book does not mean I will be able to prepare my IRS forms on my own, but at least, now I have a working (?) knowledge of what goes into it and more or less understand why my tax liability is what it is.

Besides my full-time job, I am also setting up a tour business, and in order for me to expand it, I need to register my company with the government, which of course, entails taxation. This book has been helpful to me because 1) I have zero experience in accounting and have not owned any accounting books; 2) I usually let others do the numeric aspect of the business. Numbers and accounting scare me, but this book has been a great guide for aspiring entrepreneurs like me.

This is a very useful book, crystallizing the most important points and effectively avoiding complexity that could easily come with the tax code. The writer has done an excellent job in selecting those points that would affect most.

Clear and concise!

Your knowledge and your way of clarifying terms is simple and direct especially with how a person can keep business and personal uses separate for car use and inventory and how to be honest in a very complicated set of laws in getting best refund strategies. Your book provides a user friendly service to all who read it. Glad I read it.