February BookPage Business & Finance Index

Business and finance reviews by Michael Pellechia

Preparing for the inevitable: tax fever

The looming of the annual tax deadline is a sure sign that spring is not too far away. The bad news is, it could cost you. The best preparation is a little preparation in advance of your preparation. These new tax books can help.

Top two tax planning books

How to Pay Zero Taxes, 1997 Edition
Your Guide to Every Tax Break the IRS Allows

Kiplinger's Cut Your Taxes, 1997 Edition
By Kevin McCormally
Kiplinger Books

Top line-by-line tax preparation guides

Taxes for Dummies, 1997 Edition

The Ernst and Young Tax Guide, 1997
John Wiley

J.K. Lasser's Your Income Tax, 1997
Macmillan

The H&R Block 1997 Income Tax Guide
Fireside

Consumer Reports
Guide to Income Tax 1997
By Warren H. Esanu, Barry Dickman, Elias M. Zuckerman
and the Editors of Consumer Reports Books
Consumer Reports Books

Top tax advocate books

Stand Up to the IRS, Third Edition

Unbridled Power What Every Citizen Should Know about the IRS
By Shelley Davis
HarperBusiness

J.K. Lasser's Face to Face with the IRS
Tactics for Dealing with IRS Problems
By Robert G. Nath
Macmillan

Top new books for business tax payers

The Zondervan Church and Nonprofit Organization
Tax & Financial Guide, 1997

Tax Savvy for Small Business
Year-Round Tax Advice for Small Business
By Tax Attorney Frederick W. Daily
Nolo Press

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