Eva Rosenberg

This book breaks down what can still affect your 2017 taxes, as well as changes for 2018 taxes. I read via e-book a tablet using the Kindle app and some of the charts did not translate very well and zooming in didn't work well either. However, the tax information was very helpful, including links to various outside sources and I appreciated them recommending readers get professional help for more complex tax topics. The personal tax topics were easy to understand, and they did a nice job trying to explain complex business tax issues. Even if the reader gets overwhelmed just thinking about taxes I think they will find this book very helpful in at least knowing what information they need to have to complete their taxes. In saying that the book often refers to items that expired in 2016 and that may confuse readers. My understanding is that some of those items could be reinstated by congress or may become relevant in future years. I received a copy of this book through NetGalley.

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I thought this book would provide help for all individuals and not just business owners. Nope! It’s focus is helping people and businesses who earn well above average reduce their tax burden.

What I should have noticed before I downloaded it (for free, thank god) is how large Trump’s name is compared to the rest of the title. This author LOVES Trump. The unburdened way he praises Trump in a tax advice book (!), you might think Trump is the second coming of Christ disguised as a Cheeto troll, waiting for Joshua to tell the angels the blow the final trumpets and he can wipe off the spray tan at last.… (plus d'informations)