What the IRS Doesn't Want You to Know: A CPA Reveals the Tricks of the Trade - Brossura

Kaplan C.P.A., Martin S.

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ISBN 10: 067974505X ISBN 13: 9780679745051

Casa editrice: Villard, 1995

Riassunto

Completely updated, this national bestseller is packed with hundreds of insider tips on how to beat the IRS at its own game. Kaplan, a CPA with 30 years' experience, explains how the IRS really works--and how ordinary citizens can find and take advantage of tax loopholes. Charts, graphs & sample tax forms.

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"Martin Kaplan has joined the ranks of tax advice authors, but with a different take on the issues. To Mr. Kaplan, what matters more than such details as the rule that a written receipt, not just a canceled check, be provided for charitable contributions of more than $250, is understanding the personality of the Internal Revenue Service. . . . He contends that knowing the IRS personality can help . . . during an audit."        --The New York Times

"How the IRS operates and how the individual can cope with the system is the fascinating subject of What the IRS Doesn't Want You to Know. . . . Martin Kaplan relies on his considerable experience to explain how to minimize your chances of being audited. . . . A worthwhile, richly informative book."        --Barron's

"With the recent overhaul of the IRS and the changes in tax law that will affect this year's filing, Kaplan's expertise and insider knowledge is more useful than ever."        --Business Life Magazine

"Mr. Kaplan and Ms. Weiss provide a wealth of revealing information on the tax collection process."         --The Wall Street Journal

L'autore

Martin Kaplan has been a certified public accountant for over thirty years.  For over twenty years, Mr. Kaplan has operated his own New York City public-accounting firm, whose clients include wholesalers, manufacturers, and service industries.  The firm performs audits and accounting work but focuses its attention on the tax-planning opportunities available to its clients and on representation in IRS matters.

Naomi Weiss writes fiction and nonfiction on a broad range of subjects.  As president of her own firm, she also writes and produces marketing and communication materials for clients, from small businesses to multinationals.  She has received awards from the National Council of Family Relations, the International Association of Business Communicators, and the Art Directors Club.

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• Editore: Villard
• Data di pubblicazione: 1995
• ISBN 10: 067974505X
• ISBN 13: 9780679745051
• Rilegatura: Copertina flessibile