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9780071380980

How to Pay Zero Taxes, 2002

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    9780071380980

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  • Edition: 19th
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2001-12-01
  • Publisher: McGraw-Hill
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Summary

Fully updated with all the latest tax changes. Annual guide delivers more tax-saving tips than any other guide. Outlines the easiest, most practical strategies consumers can use to lower their taxes this year, next year, and beyond, by focusing on hundreds of legal ways to preserve pretax income and profit. Softcover.

Table of Contents

Preface xv
Is It Legal?
1(10)
How Our Tax System Works
11(6)
Exclusions-Tax-Free Money
17(54)
Alternatives to ``Earned Income''
19(14)
Hospitalization Premiums
19(1)
Group Life Insurance Premiums
20(3)
Group Legal Services Plans
23(1)
Accident and Health Plans
23(1)
Employee Death Benefits
24(1)
Merchandise Distributed to Employees on Holidays
24(1)
``Expenses of Your Employer''
25(1)
Meals and Lodgings
25(2)
Employee Discounts
27(1)
Workers' Compensation
27(1)
``Cafeteria'' Plans
28(1)
Dependent Care Assistance Program
28(2)
Employer Educational Assistance
30(1)
Employee Awards
30(3)
Miscellaneous Fringe Benefits
33(1)
Donative Items
33(6)
Gifts, Bequests, and Inheritances
33(1)
Scholarships and Fellowships
34(3)
Prizes and Awards
37(2)
Investors
39(1)
Interest on State and Municipal Obligations
39(1)
Benefits for the Elderly
40(10)
Public Assistance Payments
40(1)
Social Security and Other Retirement Benefits
40(3)
Retirement Annuities
43(3)
Sale of Your Home
46(3)
Buying Your Own Home-Twice!-The Schnepper Bootstrap
49(1)
Miscellaneous Individual Exclusions
50(18)
Carpool Receipts
50(1)
Damages
50(3)
Divorce and Separation Arrangements
53(3)
Life Insurance
56(2)
Qualified State Tuition (§529) Programs
58(10)
Schedule of Excludable Items
68(3)
Credits-Dollar-for-Dollar Tax Reductions
71(26)
Estimated Tax and Withholding Exemptions
72(4)
Credits
76(13)
The Earned Income Credit
76(3)
Excess Social Security Tax
79(1)
The Child and Dependent Care Credit
79(2)
Child Care Credits for Children of Divorced or Separated Parents
81(5)
Credit for the Elderly or Permanently and Totally Disabled
86(2)
Credit for Interest Paid on Mortgage Credit Certificates
88(1)
Special Credits
89(8)
Work Opportunity Credit (Formerly Targeted Jobs Tax Credit)
89(1)
Welfare to Work Credit
90(1)
Research Tax Credit
90(1)
Orphan Drug Tax Credit
91(1)
Adoption Assistance
91(2)
Hope Scholarship Credit
93(1)
Lifetime Learning Credit
93(1)
Child Tax Credit
93(1)
District of Columbia-First Time Homebuyer
94(1)
Disability Credits
95(2)
``Above the Line'' Deductions
97(64)
Deductions for Adjusted Gross Income
101(60)
Trade and Business Deductions
101(1)
Employee Business Expenses of Actors and Other Performing Artists
102(1)
Employee Business Expenses
102(1)
Alimony
103(8)
Interest on Qualified Education Loans
111(1)
Retirement Plan Payments
112(39)
Self-Employment Tax
151(1)
Health Insurance Deduction for Self-Employeds
151(1)
Moving Expenses
152(9)
``Below the Line'' Deductions
161(104)
The Importance of Filing Status
162(5)
Tax Planning with Itemized Deductions
167(90)
Medical Expenses
167(17)
Income Taxes
184(1)
Real Property Taxes
185(2)
Personal Property Taxes
187(1)
Interest
187(20)
Charitable Contributions
207(22)
Casualty Losses
229(5)
Theft Losses
234(8)
Miscellaneous Trade and Business Deductions of Employees
242(1)
Travel Expenses
242(6)
Transportation Expenses
248(4)
Meals and Entertainment Expenses
252(1)
Gifts
253(2)
Reimbursable Employee Business Expenses
255(1)
Educational Expenses
255(1)
Limit on Itemized Deductions
256(1)
Schedules of Deductions
257(8)
Medical Deductions
257(1)
Deductible Taxes
258(1)
Charitable Deductions
259(1)
Casualty and Theft Loss Deductions
260(1)
Miscellaneous Deductions
260(1)
Employee Miscellaneous Deductions
261(1)
Investor Deductions
262(3)
Traditional Tax Shelters
265(64)
Deferral and Leverage
282(40)
Real Estate
282(13)
Fees in Public Real Estate Partnerships
295(1)
Oil and Gas
295(10)
Equipment Leasing
305(4)
Single-Premium Life Insurance
309(4)
Cattle Feeding Programs
313(2)
Cattle Breeding Programs
315(2)
Tax Straddles
317(2)
Art Reproduction
319(1)
Noncash Gift Shelters
320(1)
Municipal Bond Swaps
321(1)
How to Analyze a Tax Shelter
322(7)
Getting Out of the Tax Shelter
324(1)
Master Limited Partnerships
325(4)
Super Tax Shelters
329(62)
Family Shifts
330(23)
Unearned Income of Minor Children
333(4)
Outright Gifts
337(4)
Clifford Trusts
341(1)
Interest-Free Loans
342(1)
The Schnepper Shelter: Gift Leasebacks
342(6)
The Schnepper Deep Shelter
348(1)
Family Partnerships
349(1)
Family Trusts
349(1)
Employing Members of the Family
350(2)
Author's Delight
352(1)
Running Your Own Business
353(38)
Your Home
356(12)
Your Car
368(3)
Meals and Entertainment
371(4)
Travel and Vacation
375(6)
Gifts
381(1)
Advertising
382(1)
Deductible Clothes
382(1)
Creative Deductions-Busting the IRS
382(1)
Medical Premiums
383(1)
Borrowing from Your Company
383(3)
Lending to Your Company
386(1)
Miscellaneous Corporate Advantages
387(4)
Investment Planning to Save Taxes
391(36)
Short Sales
396(1)
Broad-Based Index Options and Regulated Futures Contracts (RFCs)
397(1)
Wash Sales
397(1)
Premiums on Taxable and Tax-Exempt Bonds
398(1)
Original Issue Discount (OID)-Taxable Bonds
398(1)
Original Issue Discount (OID)-Tax-Exempt Bonds
398(1)
Market Discount
399(1)
Municipal Bond Swaps
399(1)
Employee Options-Non-Qualified
400(1)
Incentive Stock Options
401(5)
Year-End Stock Sales
406(1)
Fund Strategies
406(1)
Tax-Exempt Income
407(2)
Special Report
409(1)
Old Prices
410(1)
Alternative Minimum Tax for Individuals
410(12)
U.S. Savings Bond Exclusion
422(5)
Last-Minute Tax Planning
427(14)
Defer Taxes
428(2)
Accelerate Expenses
430(1)
Accelerate Special Deductions
431(1)
Dependents and Personal Exemptions
431(4)
Phaseout of Exemptions
435(1)
Timing Strategies
435(1)
Retirement Plans
436(1)
Individual Retirement Plans (IRAs)
436(1)
H.R. 10 or Keogh Plans
437(1)
Marital Status
438(1)
The Goldinger Deferral
439(2)
The Attorneys' and Accountants' Relief Act of 1993
441(16)
Training and Investment Provisions
443(1)
Investment Incentives
444(1)
Expansion and Simplification of Earned Income Tax Credit
445(1)
Real Estate Provisions
445(2)
Miscellaneous Provisions
447(1)
Revenue-Raising Provisions
448(6)
Business Provisions
454(3)
Stealth Tax Reform
457(24)
The New Taxpayer Bill of Rights
458(4)
Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996, HR 3734
462(1)
The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996, HR 3103
463(4)
The Small Business Job Protection Act of 1996, HR 3448
467(12)
Tax Relief for Bosnian Effort
479(2)
Tax Reform-Again!
481(12)
The Mind-Numbing Complexity of the Tax Reconciliation Act of 1997, Also Known as the Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997
482(11)
The Internal Revenue Service Restructuring and Reform Act of 1998
493(10)
IRS Reorganization
494(1)
IRS Governance and Oversight Changes
494(2)
Extension of Attorney-Client Privilege to Tax Advice
496(1)
Burden of Proof Shifted to IRS in Certain Civil Tax Cases
497(1)
Taxpayer Rights
497(2)
Roth IRA Conversion/Loophole
499(1)
Capital Gains
499(1)
Venture Capital
500(1)
Home Sales Clarification
500(1)
Conclusion
501(2)
The Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2001
503(32)
Marginal Rate Reductions
504(5)
Tax Benefits Relating to Children
509(1)
Marriage Penalty Relief Provisions
510(3)
Education Incentives
513(4)
Pension and Individual Retirement Arrangement Provisions
517(8)
AMT Relief
525(1)
Health Insurance for Self-Employed
525(1)
Income Tax Treatment for Certain Restitution Payments to Holocaust Victims
525(1)
Estate, Gift, and Generation-Skipping Transfer Tax Provisions
526(5)
Sunset
531(4)
How to Avoid/Survive an IRS Audit
535(90)
Appendix A Cost Recovery/Depreciation 625(14)
Appendix B Law Prior to the Tax Reform Act of 1986 639(4)
Appendix C Law After March 14, 1984 (Real Estate) 643(12)
Appendix D Business Use of ``Listed Property'' 655(8)
Appendix E Auto Leases 663(44)
Index 707

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