The Ernst and Young Tax Guide 2003

". . . The top choice . . ."
–The New York Times

• New tax law changes and how they affect you
• Easy-to-use explanations and tax-saving tips
• 50 most commonly overlooked deductions

". . . The best tax guide of the bunch . . ."
–USA Today

". . . Hard to Beat . . ."
–Money magazine

The Ernst & Young Tax Guide 2003 is the most current, authoritative, and bestselling tax guide on the market. Here is the only guide that provides complete coverage of the new tax law provisions and includes essential forms for the upcoming tax season, plus the IRS’s official filing instructions for these forms. Make the most of the new tax law by saving more money on your taxes with America’s leading tax and accounting firm, Ernst & Young LLP.

SPECIAL FEATURES IN THIS YEAR’S EDITION:

• Continued phase-in of Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2001–how it will affect your taxes today and in the years to come
• IRS Publication 17, "Your Federal Income Tax"
• How to take advantage of new rules on retirement plan rollover and distribution
• Using Coverdell ESAs and Qualified Tuition (Section 529) programs
• Estate Tax phase-in of lower rates, increased estate and tax exemption levels, and reduction in state death tax credit
• 50 Most Commonly Overlooked Deductions
• How to take advantage of the tax provisions of The Job Creation and WorkerAssistance Act of 2002

PLUS the always popular features:

TAXSAVERS–tips to slash your taxes this year and next
TAXPLANNERS–strategies to help you prepare for the upcoming year
TAXALERTS–pointers on the new tax law changes that may affect you
TAXORGANIZERS–reminders that help you keep track of your important tax records

Over 450 of them at your fingertips!

The Ernst & Young Tax Guide 2000 is for those who could afford to pay more tax but choose not to. It has the most complete information on reporting income from mutual funds and other investments. A whole chapter is called "What to Do If You Employ Domestic Help." It is the only guide actually produced by an accounting firm, and it shows. Information is well organized and presented in great detail, but sometimes at the cost of readability. If you're an individual filer looking for the most comprehensive tax guide, this is probably the one to get.