TromboneAl
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Since I'll be doing my own income tax returns from now on, I'd like to become somewhat of an expert.
I realize this is probably a stupid question, but is there a book that talks about how to do your taxes, but not in a line-by-line way? For example, I want a book that will talk about how to handle situations in which the tax code is ambiguous. Something that will convey the general understanding and background knowledge that someone who has done returns for years would have. Perhaps something that explains the historical basis for deductions, etc.
Thanks,
I realize this is probably a stupid question, but is there a book that talks about how to do your taxes, but not in a line-by-line way? For example, I want a book that will talk about how to handle situations in which the tax code is ambiguous. Something that will convey the general understanding and background knowledge that someone who has done returns for years would have. Perhaps something that explains the historical basis for deductions, etc.
Thanks,