What Your CPA Isn't Telling You: Life-changing Tax Strategies Review

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(More customer reviews)I have been associated with Mark's work (webinars, podcast, educational website, ect.) for over a year now. I am the classic skeptic in this day of overinformation and hype seminars, and I was naturally reluctant to buy the book. All I can say is well done Mark! Fantastic book and a great read! Your passion to educate and help ordinary people achieve the "American Dream" through tax savings is sincerely appreciated and you have my unending gratitude! Please keep up the incredible work and educational products!

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This is a powerful story woven around one theme—TAX PLANNING CAN CHANGE YOUR LIFE

Tackling the fundamental question asked by all taxpayers – How can I save on taxes? — attorney and CPA Mark J. Kohler empowers you to dismiss standard CPA viewpoints like your tax payment is what it is and you just make too much money.

Simplified through the mastery of storytelling, Kohler invites you to immerse yourself in the compelling tale of a typical family's tax awakening. Through their journey, you'll discover critical, but underutilized tax strategies to achieve huge tax savings, greater wealth, and, ultimately, a winning pursuit of the American Dream.

"Mark brought tax planning to life in a story line we can all relate to personally!"Lori Mackey, award-winning author, CEO of Prosperity4Kids, Inc.

"It is about time someone brought the benefits of tax planning to the masses. That is what Mark has achieved in this book."Dermot Berkery, author of Raising Capital for the Serious Entrepreneur

"If you are not happy with your current CPA relationship, and aren't in love with your generic tax planning software, and wonder if there are better options out there. . .you need to read this book!"Tim Higgins, author of Paying For College Without Sacrificing Your Retirement

"FINALLY, a tax book that I can not only understand but relate to and actually learn from. I never thought it was possible, however Mark Kohler did it - he made learning about taxes fun."Starr Hall, www.StarrHall.com, international author, speaker

"This book changed the way I saw my taxes and my financial future."Woody Woodward, filmmaker, author, success Strategist

Includes Tax Planning Resource Kit—Access templates, checklists, charts, and videos for additional support!

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Impact Your Business: An allegory of an entrepreneur's journey to clarity, cash, profit, family, and success Review

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(More customer reviews)Ken Kaufman's Impact Your Business is a business book that reads like a well-written short story. It is a must-read for small and mid-size business owners and non-financial executives alike.
Impact Your Business is an excellent example of financial best practices and the power these practices have to keep companies out of financial trouble or to rescue those already in trouble.
Meet Steve Loveland: Entrepreneur and business owner, now at risk of losing it all.
Many business owners and executives running SMBs will identify with the book's entrepreneur business owner, Steve Loveland. Steve has known the thrill of success, but is currently experiencing a dark depression over the possibility that his business won't survive. "When the allegory begins, he's overwhelmed, depressed, frustrated, and tired. The burdens he carries are heavy, and he can't seem to find a way to lighten his load."
Steve Loveland represents all the business owners whose businesses have outgrown their ability to manage all details and who don't have the clarity that financial reporting systems can provide to support the enterprise at its current level.
Finding clarity and reducing anxiety.
Clarity is a key word in Impact Your Business. The more clarity in all parts of the business, especially the financial elements, the less anxiety the business owner will experience. Ken's book is a journey to financial clarity.
Clarity is found in the persona of Jennifer, a finance executive who serves Steve as an interim CFO, and the IMPACT criteria she employs to provide peace of mind, better decision-making, and improved cash flow and profits.
IMPACT is an acronym. It represents the six criteria to which all reports and information an entrepreneur receives about the business' performance should adhere: Insightful, Meaningful, Precise, Accessible (both physically and intellectually), Comparative, and Timely.
Praise for Impact Your Business.
Anita Campbell, whose SmallBizTrends.com is one of the savviest and most respected websites dedicated to small businesses, writes, "As a business owner it's all too easy to wake up one day and find that your business and indeed your life-feel out of control. Impact Your Business give you the inspiration-and the nuts and bolts advice-you need to deal with the challenges and be the success you KNOW you can be."
More than business insight.
Impact Your Business is more than mere business insight; it is business wisdom and life wisdom woven together. In this regard, it is similar to other books that I've read and enjoyed. They include: The Art of Profitability by Adrian Slywotzky; Lessons From The Window Seat-Achieving Shared Vision in the Workplace by David Specht; Loving Monday-Succeeding in Business Without Selling Your Soul by John D. Beckett; and Gifts From Eykis-A Story of Self-Discovery by Wayne W. Dyer.


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Frank Wood's Business Accounting 1 (v. 1) Review

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(More customer reviews)This is a great accounting book. It delivers in what it promises, The chapters are arranged in a logical progression. The pedagogy is elegant. Before I read this book I was lost in the shuffle of debits and credits, with this book I have mastered these a bit.
I'am an American, the content of this book is a bit British. There is a section on VAT, the conceptual framework is British- centric. If you have read Keiso's Intermediate Accouning then you'll know that there is a conceptual framework based on standard setting by governing bodies. A further difference is how trading profit and loss are treated, as I've learned it nominal accounts such as revenue and expense accounts are closed to income summary to finally be debited or credited to retained earnings. In this book it is different, there exist a trading an loss accounts where everything is refelected. Also the authors use individual customer accounts rather than accounts recievable and accounts payable.
This is the new edition of the book, if you are not convinced you could look at the reviews of the previous edition. I based my purchase decision on the previous edition reviews. I also found this book on Amazon UK.

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Business Accounting Volume 1 is the world's best-selling textbook on bookkeeping and accounting. Now in its eleventh edition, it has become the standard introductory text for accounting students and professionals alike. Business Accounting Volume 1 is used on a wide variety of courses in accounting and business, both at secondary and tertiary level and for those studying for professional qualifications.

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