The only "know how" guide for professionals who want to reduce their tax burden.
WINNER of the Publishers Marketing Associations' Benjamin Franklin Award
If you're ready to hold on to more of your hard-earned money, turn to Tax Deductions for Professionals. Comprehensive, easy to read and filled with interesting examples, the book is organized into practical categories featuring common deductions, including:
start-up and operating expenses
health deductions
vehicles and travel
entertainment and meals
home office
and many more
Plus -- unlike any other book on the market --Tax Deductions for Professionals can help you choose the best legal structure for your practice, the most important business (and tax) decision you'll make.
The book also covers putting money into retirement accounts, the tax implications of owning the building you work in, and deducting the cost of continuing education, professional fees and other expenses.
The 3rd edition is completely updated with the latest tax numbers and laws for 2008.
The only "know how" guide for professionals who want to reduce their tax burden.
WINNER of the Publishers Marketing Associations' Benjamin Franklin Award
Reviews
Accounting Today ...
"Aimed at anyone who runs a professional practice, including doctors, dentists, lawyers, engineers, architects and even chiropractors -- to say nothing of accountants. "
MarketWatch.com ...
"Attorney Stephen Fishman, author of Nolo's Tax Deductions for Professionals, offers... guidelines for converting a vacation into a business trip."
Architectural West ...
"Thorough, straightforward and specific, Tax Deductions for Professionals contains all the information you need to take advantage of every money-saving opportunity."
About the Author
Stephen Fishman is the author of many Nolo books, most recently Tax Deductions for Professionals. Other titles include Deduct It! Lower Your Small Business Taxes, Every Landlord's Tax Deduction Guide and Home Business Tax Deductions: Keep What You Earn plus many other legal and business books. He received his law degree from the University of Southern California in 1979. After time in government and private practice, he became a full-time legal writer in 1983.
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