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An entertaining and easy-to-listen audiobook about a practical blueprint to simplify Canada's horribly frustratingly overly complicated tax system. The author shares his frustration with a wildly inefficient, impossibly complex, and heartlessly impersonal bureaucracy that routinely ensares honest, hard-working people in its labyrinthine maze. The Grumpy Accountant tells the story of Jerry, a typical Canadian, and George, his trusted grumpy accountant, who guides him through the tax system at every stage in life.

Hösten 2013 börjar teknikintresserade Linus Dunkers engagera sig i den nya digitala valutan bitcoin. Han köper och säljer den digitala valutan, bryter sina egna och åker land och rike runt för att föreläsa om det nya fenomenet. Det tar inte många år innan Linus har gjort sig ett namn inom branschen. Det skrivs spaltmeter om bitcoin i media och Linus ställer upp i intervjuer i så väl lokalpressen som Sveriges radio och Svenska Dagbladet. Allt går som på räls fram till den dagen några främmande människor ringer på dörrklockan. Ingenting blir någonsin sig likt igen.

How much tax do small businesses pay? How much should a small business set aside for taxes? Filing taxes is something every enterprise in the United States needs to do, and there is a lot that needs to be discovered in this procedure. It does not remember if you are self-employed or own a restricted liability enterprise (LLC). You want to understand what the difference is concerning taxes and a way to get the maximum from your return.

The $214,000 Mistake helps married taxpayers get the most out of their Social Security benefits: more money for you and less for Uncle Sam. Ninety-seven percent (97%) of Social Security recipients don’t receive the benefits they are entitled to. Do you know why? Because they don’t know how to optimize their benefits. With uncomplicated language, the book shows you how to implement proven strategies that will prevent married couples from losing hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Fisco, licenziamenti e burocrazia: Semplificazioni, una scossa al sistema per la ripartenza, di Sergio Rizzo; Tasse, Provenzano: "Basta timidezze, la destra difende i privilegi. Noi vogliamo giustizia sociale", di Annalisa Cuzzocrea; Burocrazia, come sciogliere la matassa, di Francesco Manacorda; Decreto Semplificazioni, maggioranza spaccata e Draghi prende tempo, di Annalisa Cuzzocrea; Licenziamenti, si cambia ancora. Rimangono solo due scaglioni: bocciata la proroga a fine agosto, di Valentina Conte e Roberto Mania.

Irpef la riforma infinita: Rivoluzione Irpef, scaglioni addio: ognuno avrà la sua aliquota, di Claudio Tito; Dieci miliardi per la riforma fiscale, ma c'è già il no dei renziani, di Annalisa Cuzzocrea; Tagliamo la giungla fiscale, di Carlo Cottarelli; Il modello tedesco premia i redditi medi e bassi. Via deduzioni e bonus 80 euro, di Roberto Petrini; L'Europa al tappeto. Persi 10 milioni di posti per colpa della pandemia, di Rosaria Amato.

Tra Conte e Gualtieri il giorno della tregua: Il rimpasto si allontana, di Tommaso Ciriaco; Governo, quel cortocircuito tra tecnici e politici, di Stefano Folli; "Non avevamo il manuale". Il premier difende le scelte ma teme l'avviso di garanzia, di Annalisa Cuzzocrea; Riapre il cantiere del fisco, si lavora per ridurre le aliquote, di Roberto Petrini; Quante incognite sugli Stati generali, di Stefano Folli; Conte: "Folle pensare a un mio partito. E entro l'estate sbloccherò gli appalti", di Tommaso Ciriaco.

Per anni abbiamo ritenuto le tasse, se non belle, almeno necessarie per tenere in piedi il nostro apparato pubblico e i servizi che fornisce. Poi si è teorizzato che fossero necessarie per apportare una qualche forma di riequilibrio sociale. Ci siamo però accorti che il conto da pagare era decisamente superiore alla qualità del pasto che stavamo consumando. I servizi, dalla sicurezza alla sanità, non sono all'altezza. E la favola della giustizia sociale per via fiscale si è dimostrata falsa. Piuttosto lo stato e le sue casse si sono grandemente arricchiti, alzando le pretese...

Larry Williams has never backed away from authority, especially government authority - the US government or any other, including two battles all the way to the Supreme Court. Libertarian, trader, would-be politician, and Indiana Jones-like adventurer, Larry has gone wherever his spirit moved him and bucked state constraints whenever he found them stifling.

As if doing your business taxes weren't complicated enough, you now have the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act with which to contend. While this major overhaul throws a monkey wrench into the works, it provides unprecedented opportunities to keep even more of what you earn—if you're up to speed on what the new law means and how to navigate it. Small Business Taxes Made Easy has been fully updated to provide the knowledge, insights, and tools your business need to get ahead of the curve this tax season.

Small Business Taxes Made Easy covers more than just taxes. It includes business plans, legal tax-cutting tips, and ways to build your dynasty - or develop a smart exit plan (think venture capital or IPO). Best of all, you learn how to increase your profits and your cash flow and to ensure your business is a success. You have more rights as a taxpayer than you probably realize, and this unparalleled guide helps you exercise them to the max!

The United States has been through one of the most tumultuous decades in recent history. Polls show people on both sides of the ideological divide believe that the country has gone off track. If something isn't done quickly, Americans face a bleak future - continuing decline and disarray in a world that grows ever more dangerous. Steve Forbes explains how today's malaise has been caused by years of Obama's destructive policies, a broken tax system, and the Federal Reserve's Soviet-style controls over credit and money.

On 1 July 2017, Goods and Services Tax (GST) became a reality. The government hailed it as the biggest tax reform of independent India which would herald a new freedom for the nation and unify it with 'One Nation One Tax'. In this book, well known economist Arun Kumar explains the reality behind GST. Known for not pulling any punches, the author explains why GST is a double-edged sword for the common man, why it will increase inequality across sectors and regions, why it will hurt small businesses - everything the government does not want you to know.

When it comes to taxes, it’s not about how much money you make, but how much money you actually keep. Are you tired of working hard all year, just to lose the largest chunk of that money to the IRS? Believe it or not, the US tax system is filled with loopholes designed specifically to benefit real estate investors just like you. In this comprehensive follow-up to The Book on Tax Strategies, best-selling authors and CPAs Amanda Han and Matthew MacFarland bring you more strategies to slash your taxes and turn your real estate investments into a tax-saving machine.

During my 20-year career, I have helped more than 4,000 doctors, 3,000 successful small business owners, and many other senior professionals with the strategies contained in this audiobook to reduce their taxes beyond what a typical CPA or an accountant can do for them, almost double their retirement income, and create a substantial inheritance for the family. Ironically, the financial services industry has contributed lots of information (and misinformation) in order to advance its own agenda.

１４年の消費増税、１５年の相続増税、１６年には年収１２００万円超の会社員が、１７年は年収１０００万円超も給与所得控除が下がり、家計負担増が続く。
　課税逃れを防ぐための制度作りも急速に進んで…

Are you feeling lost in a maze of tax deductions, tax breaks, and family-based concessions? Do you want to stay on top of all the newest laws for both individuals and corporations? Introducing Trump’s Tax Cut Guide: Everything you need to know to help reduce your tax burden! Why choose this comprehensive income tax guide? Because you want to gain an in-depth understanding of all the intricate parts of the United States taxing system. Learn everything from federal income tax to above-the-line deductions in a simple and easy-to-understand format.

Indispensable tax information to get a young person's life started off right. Ideal for high school, college, or vocational students, as well as kids just starting out in the work force. Made in an engaging and snarky way, this audiobook provides tax, financial, and life advice that is easy to digest (and afford). Twenty-five years in the Navy (on submarines), 20 years preparing taxes, 50 years of life, two years of financial advising, and four eye-opening months of traditional college (at an age that made me feel like Billy Madison) are the knowledge base for this audiobook.

In this audiobook, we’re going to show you what you should be doing now to avoid the stealth tax increases retirees face but are ignorant of...until it's too late.

The new tax bill has just been passed, and people are scrambling to find out what it means for them. This audiobook goes through all the major changes that apply to most people. Each change is explained in an easy-to-understand and easy-to-apply way. Most sections are short but contain all the details you might need, and the book has been updated for 2019.