Ernst & Young Tax Guide 2013 now available in e-book formats
Available in stores and online by Thanksgiving
Just in time for year-end planning, The Ernst & Young Tax Guide 2013 is
now available for ordering online and in e-book formats with all major
book retailers – a first for the 28-year-old staple of tax preparation.
Readers will find everything they need to prepare for the 2012 filing
season, using the 28th edition filled with tax tips and
information on tax law changes in a straightforward and accessible
style. And since The Guide is now available electronically, it’s even
easier to search for advice on your individual tax situation.
“It’s more important than ever to plan for several possible scenarios in
this changing tax environment,” said Greg Rosica, an Ernst & Young LLP
Tax Partner and contributing author to the Ernst & Young Tax
Guide 2013. “Many taxpayers are confused about how potential tax
changes will affect their personal situations. The Ernst & Young
Tax Guide is an excellent reference tool taxpayers can use to
help them plan accordingly.”
Now available in hard copy, eMOBI, ePUB and ePDF, The Guide offers
taxpayers and preparers convenient, on-the-go access to expiring tax
provisions and other important 2012 tax changes. Readers can now search
effortlessly for specific tax deductions and rules or browse through the
helpful content. Taxpayers and preparers can also sign up to receive tax
alert emails with up-to-date information about tax law changes through
the companion website – ey.com/EYTaxGuide.
“Tax rates are set to increase in January and several tax deductions
will expire at the end of 2012,” said Rosica. “As changes occur, the Tax
Guide companion website will keep up. Taxpayers should analyze their
financial situation and consider the best timing for gifting, income,
charitable donations, business succession and portfolio decisions.”
Year after year, the Ernst & Young Tax Guide (John Wiley
& Sons, Inc.; $24.95, 994 pp.) is praised by critics as one of the best
tax preparation resources available, helping families, entrepreneurs,
investors, homeowners, senior citizens and military personnel file their
taxes accurately.
“Taxpayers who reference the Ernst & Young Tax Guide and
its companion website are better prepared and educated about useful
deductions, tax breaks and common filing errors,” said Rosica. “With the
benefit of automatic tax alerts, they are equipped to weather the
uncertainty.”
Included are two books in one – Publication 17 – Your
Federal Income Tax, the official Internal Revenue Service tax
guide, and the Ernst & Young Tax Guide 2013 –
to provide well-rounded tax information. This combination offers the
IRS’ position on many of the questions taxpayers face, as well as Ernst
& Young’s comments, explanations, and tax-saving tips.
Helpful information within each chapter includes:
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TaxSavers: tips to reduce your tax bill this year and next
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TaxPlanners: ideas to better plan for the upcoming year
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TaxAlerts: tax rules and regulations that changed recently or may
change in the near future
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TaxOrganizers: steps to take now that can make tax filing easier
The Guide incorporates valuable tools, such as the 50 most overlooked
tax deductions, enhanced coverage of the alternative minimum tax (AMT)
and the estate and gift tax, the 25 most common tax-filing errors, green
tax breaks and incentives, and over 1,000 money-saving tax tips.
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