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PriceWaterhouseCoopers 2008 Guide to Tax and Financial Planning
Review of the book "Guide to Tax and Financial Planning" by PriceWaterhouseCoopers. A top-notch guide to tax planning, with sensible ideas for minimizing your federal tax bill including strategies for reducing the alternative minimum tax. Handy checklists and five chapters on year-end strategies makes this a first-rate book for people looking to be more active in planning their taxes.

J.K. Lasser's Your Income Tax 2006 (Book Review)
Review of the book "J.K. Lasser's Your Income Tax 2006." Comprehensive, easy-to-read, and well organized. I recommend the book to anyone preparing their own taxes, either by hand or by computer. Next best thing to having a CPA sitting next to you.

Taxes 2006 For Dummies (Book Review)
Review of the book, "Taxes 2006 For Dummies." Easy-to-read, well organized, and thoroughly helpful. I recommend the book to people who want to prepare their own taxes, either by hand or by computer. Excellent advice and strategies for dealing with the IRS.

Ernst & Young Tax Guide 2007
Review of the Ernst & Young Tax Guide 2007, a leading guide to federal income taxes for the 2007 tax year.

Lower Taxes in 7 Easy Steps
Review of the book "Lower Taxes in 7 Easy Steps." Easy-to-read and well organized, attorney Stephen Fishman provides safe and legal tax strategies to minimize your taxes. Recommended to anyone needing a step-by-step introduction to federal income taxes.

Best Tax Books: Top Picks for Tax Preparation Books
Find objective, un-biased reviews of all the top tax preparation books. Find out which tax book is number 1. Plus links to all tax book reviews.

How To Pay Zero Taxes, 2006: Your Guide to Every Tax Break the IRS Allows (Book Review)
Review of the book, "How To Pay Zero Taxes, 2006: Your Guide to Every Tax Break the IRS Allows," by Jeff A. Schnepper. Recommended for anyone who wants to implement long-term tax strategies to reduce or eliminate their tax liabilities.

Tax Reference Books for Practitioners and Professionals - Top Picks
Find top picks for the best tax reference publications for tax professionals. Includes top accounting software, best tax handbooks, and tax accounting books you might have overlooked.

Ernst & Young Tax Guide 2006 (Book Review)
Review of the Ernst & Young Tax Guide 2006, a leading guide to federal income taxes for the 2005 tax year.

Tax Planning Strategies (Book Review)
Review of the book Tax Planning Strategies from CCH Incorporated.

Small Business Taxes Made Easy (Book Review)
Review of the book "Small Business Taxes Made Easy," by Eva Rosenberg.

J.K. Lasser's Your Income Tax 2005 (Book Review)
Review of the book "J.K. Lasser's Your Income Tax 2005." Comprehensive, easy-to-read, and well organized. I recommend the book to anyone preparing their own taxes, either by hand or by computer. Next best thing to having a CPA sitting next to you.

Taxes 2005 For Dummies (Book Review)
Review of the book, "Taxes 2005 For Dummies." Easy-to-read, well organized, and thoroughly helpful. I recommend the book to people who want to prepare their own taxes, either by hand or by computer. Excellent advice and strategies for dealing with the IRS.

How To Pay Zero Taxes, 2005 (Book Review)
Review of the book, "How To Pay Zero Taxes, 2005: Your Guide to Every Tax Break the IRS Allows," by Jeff A. Schnepper. Recommended for anyone who wants to implement long-term tax strategies to reduce or eliminate their tax liabilities. Chapters 7 & 8 thorougly analyze various tax shelters.

The Complete Idiot's Guide to Tax Breaks and Deductions (Book Review)
Review of the book, "The Complete Idiot's Guide to Tax Breaks and Deductions," by Lita Epstein. Epstein has an ambitious goal: to produce a tax book that lives beyond April 15th as a handy guide to tax planning.