How Not to be Scammed

About the Book

This book is a guide that gives taxpayers the basic knowledge for understanding the reasons for collecting and compiling all their Income Tax Documents to Decrease their TAXABLE INCOME. Ensuring Taxpayers get all their Deductions and Credits allowed by the Internal Revenue Service Taxing Authority. This Basic Knowledge is the Key.

Dishonest Abusive Tax Professionals suck up vulnerable taxpayers, causing questionable audits by the Internal Revenue Service. A Taxpayer's Nightmare! Learn what is needed to prevent the public embarrassment of an Internal Revenue Service Audit. Educate and Learn your Income Tax Return, read this Income Tax Return Guide.

Avoid the pitfalls of not knowing who to contact about your income tax return issues. The income tax return information is here for the taxpayer to view.

The taxpayer will obtain the knowledge on how to get Assistance from the Internal Revenue Service on various topics thru the Income Tax Informational Highlight for all Taxpayers section of this guide. The guide's information includes What Filing Status should you use? DEDUCTIONS: Medical and Dental Expense, Charitable Contributions, Mortgage Interest and Real Estate Taxes. CREDITS: Adoption Credit, Education Credits, Claiming Elderly and Disable Credit, Child Tax Credits, Earned Income Tax Credit. MISCELLANEOUS DEDUCTIONS: Lottery, Gambling Wins and Losses, Employee Business Expenses, Office in Home Expenses, Casualty and Theft. What Income is Taxable? Non-Taxable? Business: Sole Proprietors, Partnerships, LLCs, C and S Corporations paying Business Taxes. A SATISFIED TAXPAYER!

About the Author

Louis Mendoza AS-BSBA UDM

An accountant with more than 25 years experience takes pride in servicing the public regarding their income tax matters. I try to fulfill taxpayer's income tax issues through due diligence and trust, working diligently for the interest of the taxpayers. I am a proponent of the Income Tax Provision of the Internal Revenue Code. I stand firm that taxpayers are only entitled to the deductions and credits and refunds that are allowed by the IRS Tax Code. Some income tax returns are complex so I stay up-to-date on all the tax law changes throughout the year.

I see to it that your income taxes are prepared from start to finish, researching and planning your particular income tax situation and working diligently for you until the end of any IRS tax issue. I am your Accountant, committed to be knowledgeable about the taxpayer's rights according to the Internal Revenue Tax Code.

I attend IRS Tax forums, seminars, webinars, and classes sponsored by Internal Revenue Service, National Society of Tax Professionals, and National Association of Tax Professionals for enrichment and continuing education on tax law changes that effect the Tax Industry.

The taxpayer is held accountable to IRS for the income tax return; it is important to know and understand your own income tax return. This is what inspired me to write this guide on "Understanding your own income tax return", avoid Abusive Tax Professionals.