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08/11/2016

Have you read "the worst tax book ever written"?

I have. Because I wrote it.

My #1 best-selling book, Schedule C Tax Deductions Revealed, was recently blessed with that designation via a scathing 1-star review.

Here’s the entire review:

“This ‘book’ is a joke. The worst how to book or tax book ever written! You can grab any person off the street and be able to write a no-use book like this. Don't waste your time!”

Well, there you have it. You can go to Amazon and see for yourself.

Oh, well. Guess you can’t please everybody.

And by the way, the “worst tax book ever written” is now available in both Kindle and paperback.

Learn 101 perfectly legal tax deductions for your small business or self-employment activity.

Who knows, by reading this “joke” of a book, you just may have the last laugh . . . all the way to the bank . . . as you save hundreds or even thousands of dollars by using the tax deduction strategies explained here.

Do you know the #1 tax question asked by self-employed people? “What’s deductible?”Do you know where to find the answer? Right here.With easy-to-understand, “plain English” explanations, best-selling author Wayne Davies takes you line-by-line through Schedule C ...

05/26/2016

What is stopping you from paying less tax in 2016?
It's not what you think.

What is the #1 reason you'll pay too much tax this year? Read on to find out.

04/28/2016

If you're a tax preparer who's ready to take your knowledge, expertise and earning power to the next level, this is for you!

Special discount expires April 29, so sign up today!

You'll find the $100 discount code in the Webinar materials for
"Everything You Wanted to Know About the EA Exam"
http://taxmama.com/tax-quips/everything-you-want-to-know-about-the-ea-exam-2016/

Class starts May 7. Both live and self-study formats available.

I took this class in 2010 -- and without it I would not have passed the Enrolled Agent Exam.

Eva Rosenberg is the best Tax Teacher on the planet, bar none.

-- Pass the Enrolled Agent (EA) Exam AND Learn Tax
-- Increased confidence when answering exam questions
-- Learn the material in the style that works for you
-- You’re in the class until you pass / Ongoing Support

Check it out today at www.irsexams.com.

Tell Eva, "Wayne Davies sent me."

From “what is an (EA) Enrolled Agent?” to how to pass the IRS Special Enrollment Examination (SEE) TaxMama’s® Enrolled Agent (EA) Exam Review Course

04/18/2016

Last Minute Tax Filing Tips:
How to file an extension & What to do if you can't pay your taxes?

1. Use IRS Free File to file an extension. You can use IRS Free File to e-file your extension request for free. Free File is only available through IRS.gov. You must e-file the extension request by midnight April 18. If you do request an extension, come back to Free File to prepare and e-file your taxes for free. You can access the program at any time through Oct. 17.
https://www.irs.gov/uac/Free-File:-Do-Your-Federal-Taxes-for-Free

2. Use Form 4868. You can also request an extension by filling out Form 4868, Application for Automatic Extension of Time to File U.S. Individual Income Tax Return. You must mail this form to the IRS by April 18. Form 4868 is available on IRS.gov/forms.

3. More time to file is not more time to pay. An extension to file will give you until Oct. 17 to file your taxes. It does not, however, give you more time to pay your taxes. Estimate and pay what you owe by April 18 to avoid a potential late filing penalty. You will be charged interest on any tax that you don’t pay on time. You may also owe a penalty if you pay your tax late. Interest is normally charged on any unpaid tax.

4. IRS Direct Pay. Pay your tax with IRS Direct Pay. Visit IRS.gov/directpay to use this free and secure way to pay from your checking or savings account. You also have other electronic payment options. The IRS will automatically process your extension – and you don’t have to file a separate request -- when you pay electronically. You can pay online or by phone.

5. IRS helps if you can’t pay all you owe. If you can’t pay all the tax you owe, the IRS offers you payment options. In most cases, you can apply for an installment agreement with the Online Payment Agreement application on IRS.gov. You may also file Form 9465, Installment Agreement Request. If you can’t make payments because of financial hardship, the IRS will work with you.

03/20/2016

101 tax deductions for 99 cents. Plus you get $150 worth of tax consulting coupons. Is there a better deal on the internet?
I doubt it. Sale ends tomorrow. Get your copy now!

Do you know the #1 tax question asked by self-employed people? “What’s deductible?” Do you know where to find the answer? Right here. With easy-to-understand, “plain English” explanations, best-selling author Wayne Davies takes you line-by-line through Schedule ...

03/18/2016

"It's income tax time again, Americans: time to gather up those receipts, get out those tax forms, sharpen up that pencil, and stab yourself in the aorta."
-- Dave Barry

01/29/2016

Mark your TaxLand calendar: on Tuesday Feb 2, Eva Rosenberg (“TaxMama”) is releasing her new book, "Deduct Everything!" This book contains hundreds (270 to be exact) of personal tax tips. But why wait until next week? You can pre-order now.

From nationally-recognized tax expert, bestselling author, and columnist at MarketWatch, DEDUCT EVERYTHING! is full of strategies and tips, organized by topic, designed to reduce taxes in everyday life. Rosenberg also provides references and links to websites, etc, where taxpayers can go to get t...

01/23/2016

Wake the kids, phone the neighbors -- this short bald tax accountant has 2 books in the Top 10 on Amazon.

Discover the best Small Business Taxes in Best Sellers. Find the top 100 most popular items in Amazon Kindle Store Best Sellers.

01/20/2016

Tax Season is officially underway! Let's get this party started!
IRS is now accepting e-filed returns.
Do you qualify for "Free-File"? This website has details.