The Alternative Minimum Tax Explained
Master AMT in 1 Hour
The Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT) is a second set of tax rates and tax deduction rules that sucks in more and more taxpayers every year, even those with modest incomes.
Under AMT rules many of the usual tax deductions are not available, which could result in a big increase in your taxable income.
It's very important to work out if you have to pay AMT and then calculate it correctly. Fail to do this and you could end up paying back taxes, interest and penalties.
The good news is there are ways of reducing AMT. This unique new tax guide explains in clear concise language how you calculate AMT and how you CAN
reduce its impact.
The Alternative Minimum Tax Explained is essential reading for:
- Taxpayers who have a lot of itemized tax deductions.
- Investors with capital gains.
- Parents with several children.
- Employees with incentive stock options.
- Business owners.
- Landlords.
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What Information is Contained in The Alternative Minimum Tax Explained ?
The Alternative Minimum Tax Explained contains a wealth of useful AMT tax planning info.
Subjects covered include:
- The Alternative Minimum Tax explained in jargon free language.
- A plain-English guide to calculating your own AMT tax bill.
- Lots of real-life examples and tax planning tips.
- How to reduce the impact of AMT by accelerating income and deferring deductions.
- Standard versus Itemized Deductions when it comes to reducing the effect of AMT.
- AMT planning info for real estate investors and second home owners.
- How AMT affects employees with incentive stock options.
- How to minimize the impact of AMT on your your home equity loan deduction.
- How AMT affects business owners, including partnerships and S corps.
- How AMT affects your medical expenses tax deduction.
- How to benefit from the Minimum Tax Credit and reduce your income tax in later years.
- Plus lots more.
Read the first few pages of The Alternative Minimum Tax Explained
About the Author
The author is Nick Braun PhD, Taxcafe's founder and CEO. Nick has been involved in the tax publishing world since 1989 as a writer, editor and publisher and holds a PhD in economics. He is also columnist for several real estate investment magazines and a very active real estate investor and developer.
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