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    Tax Preparation for Beginners
    Tax Preparation for Beginners
    Tax Preparation for Beginners
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    Tax Preparation for Beginners

    Written by Instafo and George Cohen

    Narrated by Instafo

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    The Beginner’s Guide to “Tax Preparation”
    Welcome Newbie - who wants to prepare, reduce, and file taxes yourself...
    Taxes suck! They suck so bad that they might as well be called “tasses” because they truly are a pain...of a task...to keep track of, prepare, calculate, and file every year. Simply put - we all hate doing taxes and, even more, giving up a portion of our hard-earned money to the Taxman. We dread them. We can’t avoid them. The penalties are there for not complying.
    Psst...now let us let you in on a little secret. Tax prep isn’t as perplexing as you may think. The fact of the matter is, anybody can file taxes - and for free - without ever needing to pay for an accountant or throw money at the latest popular tax software.
    If you have never done your own taxes before, you’re in luck. “Tax Preparation for Beginners” is precisely what the greedy Taxman hates and what you need to feel confident and competent to file taxes for the first time, all by yourself.
    “Tax Preparation for Beginners” will guide you through:
    - All of the personal information and documentation needed upon filing your tax return
    - The convenient methods to handle complex tax situations, expenses, and deductions
    - The safely-guarded tax hacks nobody uses, except the rich, to pay as little to no taxes
    ...on top of everything else that beginners need to know.
    Shall we dare say that you might find doing taxes fun? We know! That’s blasphemy to associate “tax” with “fun.” Yet, there’s no denying that getting bigger than anticipated “tax refund” is always “tax fun.” Right?
    Fear no more of the Taxman and taxes, newbie. Now even a high schooler, who knows diddly-squat about finance, can file taxes on their own after getting their first paycheck ever. You’ll never have apprehension again but instead - the capability in doing all your taxes from now on.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherInstafo
    Release dateFeb 16, 2024
    ISBN9798875109683
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