The Small Business Tax Guide: Take Advantage of Often Missed Deductions and Credits to Keep Your Money Where It Belongs- Working For Your Business!. Cet article n’est pas disponible.The Small Business Tax Guide: Take Advantage of Often Missed Deductions and Credits to Keep Your Money Where It Belongs- Working For Your Business!

Tax laws can be your best friend or your worst enemy, it is all how you plan your business activities. Crystal Stranger EA shares her wealth of tax knowledge in The Small Business Tax Guide, presenting numerous money saving techniques to have more capital to reinvest in your business each year. Regardless of if you have a start-up or multi-national firm you will learn how to: Find valuable deductions and credits that will save you big money legally based on amounts you already spend. Plan future expenditures around tax savings to maximize the capital available for growth. Tips to avoid common pitfalls and unscrupulous tax advisors who will cost you far more than any tax savings they advertise. Ready to save big money on your taxes each year? Read The Small Business Tax Guide and discover how to make tax laws work in your benefit.

Not your average accountant by any means, Crystal was always the entrepreneurial type. As a teenager she read every book in the library on investment while living in a seventeen foot trailer, officially homeless, and working three jobs. Within a year she saved a down payment, leveraged through investing in stocks, and bought her first house at the age of 21. By 26 she was a millionaire, owning several businesses and a large real estate portfolio. Crystal’s interest in tax arose when nobody could say clearly how much tax she would owe when using various business or real estate investment strategies. This led to her pursuing an educational program for becoming an Enrolled Agent. After a few more years of work and study she found her answers; in the process becoming one of the most knowledgeable Enrolled Agents in the country with regards to investment and small business tax laws.