'Whether you're sending your kids to camp this summer, or find yourself in a part of the country that suffers from natural disasters, believe it or not, there's an IRS tax tip for you,' says Pathfinder Business Strategies Founder and President, Drew Miles
Sebastian, Florida (PRWEB) August 12, 2013
While it may be summer it doesn’t mean the money-meter still isn’t ticking on the taxes you need to pay to the IRS come April 15th. In addition to threat of sunburn, nascent melanoma, the fear of dehydration and two weeks in the car and on the road through Yellow Stone National Park for family vacation, summer does in fact bring its own seasonal opportunities for tax deductions, and Pathfinder Business Strategies (http://www.Tax-Saving-Professionals.com) has reproduced, reprinted and repackaged its own special version of the IRS’s “2013 IRS Summertime Tax Saving Tips.” Click here to get the Summertime Tax Savings Bulletin: http://bit.ly/19YYNQn
While the “bulletin” may not be as hot a summer read as “Freud’s Mistress” by Karen Mack and Jennifer Kaufman, Pathfinder Strategies Summertime Tax Bulletin drags you in with a financial plotline that will keep you turning pages. To be sure, whether male or female, it’s a mature read – meaning you’ve got to be earning an income to enjoy it, but there's still a little economic insight for everyone. Whether you're sending your kids to camp this summer, or find yourself in that part of the country that suffers from natural disasters, believe it or not, there's an IRS tax tip for you.
Perhaps you’re starting a business, or even a new relationship -- as in "getting married" the IRS wants you to know they are reviewing the important June 26 Supreme Court decision on the Defense of Marriage Act and they "will move swiftly to provide revised guidance in the near future." The IRS has outlined these five assorted "tips for taxpayers" that might be common and well understood and in other cases, not so much. Take for example the "tips for taxpayers who travel for Charity Work" -- if you are in the "fundraising or charitable contributions business" you'll probably find these tips interesting and useful.
Each of these 5 Tax Saving Tips are worthwhile and potentially valuable (meaning by adhering to these "tips" you'll save on your taxes) and after all, saving money on your taxes is a good thing. In fact, it's such a good thing, Pathfinder Business Strategies has developed a treasure trove of more than 400 proven, proprietary and time-tested strategies for high net worth clients, such as bankers, brokers real estate developers, car dealers and other high income earners and business owners. Give these IRS tax tips a look-see and use what makes sense for you. Regardless of which of these Summer Time Tax Tips may work for you, no matter who you are, where you are, or what you do this summer, always use sun screen. Click here for a copy of Pathfinder “2013 Summertime Tax Saving Tips Bulletin.” http://bit.ly/19YYNQn
About Pathfinder
Since 1998 Pathfinder Business Strategies (http://www.Tax-Saving-Professionals.com) has helped more than 7,000 clients nationally save more than half-a-billion dollars in taxes. The average American pays 31% in taxes, the average Pathfinder clients pays 15% in taxes. Founded by tax attorney Drew Miles, Drew spent more than 6 years pouring over the IRS tax codes seeking ways in which he could reduce his own personal taxes. The majority of tax professionals regularly use between 15 and 20 tax strategies to help clients reduce their taxes. Pathfinder utilizes more than 400 rarely used, misunderstood or simply unknown tax strategies by the majority of tax professionals. These strategies were developed by Drew along with a team of tax lawyer’s and CPAs, including a former IRS Revenue Officer and a former prosecutor with the Department of Justice with a 100% conviction rate. Not one of Pathfinders tax saving strategies has ever been overturned by the IRS. Drew Miles is a highly accomplished entrepreneur, author and lecturer.
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