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    201 Tax Saving Strategies

    By Darren Gleeson

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    About this ebook

    This book details 201 tax saving strategies and ideas, that if implemented will save you tax. It doesn't matter whether you are an employee, investor, or business owner, there are tax strategies that apply to your circumstances.

    Often taxpayers are unaware of all the tax saving strategies that are available. This is understandable as the Australian taxation system is extremely complicated and ever-changing. Up to date information is the key to ensuring taxpayers are not paying more tax than necessary.

    The focus of this book is to educate and enlighten taxpayer about the 201 selected tax saving strategies that are legally available.

    The taxpayer should only pay the exact amount of tax they are required too and not a dollar more.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBookBaby
    Release dateApr 17, 2018
    ISBN9781925681598
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    201 Tax Saving Strategies
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    Darren Gleeson

    Darren Gleeson has been involved in the accounting public practice industry for over twenty-five years and is founder of the Success Tax Professionals franchise group of Registered Tax Agents and Public Accountants. Darren is a taxation and business development specialist who is an advocate for and active in the development, training and mentoring of accountants, so they achieve their full potential and provide more value added and proactive services to their clients. Darren’s blog on practice management, franchising and business development is available at www.stptax.com

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