Want a Really Low Tax Rate?

You want a really low tax rate? Look to business and hard assets, like real estate and commodities. In many countries, like the U.S., expenses incurred to earn interest income, retirement income and wage income are only partially deductible or not at all deductible....

A Treat for Halloween

What does Halloween have to do with taxes? Many businesses will have an office Halloween party today and bring in lunch. This type of expense is fully deductible – even the meal portion. Normally meals are only 50% deductible. Office parties are an exception to...

Legally Maximize Your Meal Deductions

[hr]The following is from my Weekly Report. You can access the full archive of my Weekly Reports for free in Articles by Tom at Wealth Strategy U.com. Click here to go there now[hr]Meals are one of my favorite types of deductions because they can eliminate tax. If you...

Updates now available for my online courses

I've been busy updating my online courses for recent changes in the tax law. One of the reasons I love taxes is that the tax law is always changing – with these changes, there is always an opportunity to reduce your taxes. If you have any of the following online...

IRS Scandal – What does it mean to you?

This week the news has been all about the IRS scandal. I thought you might want a little of the inside scoop and what it means to you as a taxpayer. The allegation is that IRS personnel intentionally delayed the processing of tax exempt applications during the most...

New Tax Law Impacts Your 2013 Tax Planning

Remember the fiscal cliff of 2012? The fiscal cliff isn't gone, it's just been delayed. In January 2013, the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 was passed which extended many tax benefits for just a short period of time. This new tax law will impact your U.S. tax...