The Best Tax Book Nobody Buys 2023/2024

What makes this book different? Two Things: It is organized by life event instead of tax topics and it is written in English. 88 Chapters and 3 appendixes the majority of which are either absolutely necessary tax knowledge, timely updated information for a specific year or tax law, or a specific life event such as having kids or retiring for which it would be good to know how it affects your taxes, preferably BEFORE you file or make a mistake. Each chapter is organized in the best way...
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What makes this book different? Two Things: It is organized by life event instead of tax topics and it is written in English. 88 Chapters and 3 appendixes the majority of which are either absolutely necessary tax knowledge, timely updated information for a specific year or tax law, or a specific life event such as having kids or retiring for which it would be good to know how it affects your taxes, preferably BEFORE you file or make a mistake. Each chapter is organized in the best way possible to make it easy to understand, and, most importantly, easy to apply to your personal situation. Most chapters have a section on what you NEED to know, a section with nitty-gritty details, a section of the author's personal best advice and often some specifics for the military. If this system doesn't work for a chapter, a different system is used.Here is a sample of chapters: I Owe Taxes and Can't Pay, I am Getting Married, I am Having a Child, My Kid's Getting a Job, I am Getting Divorced, My Spouse Died, I am Buying a Home, I Made Energy Efficient Home Improvements, I am Considering an Electric Car, I Have to File MFS, I Have Medical Expenses, I Have an HSA, I Donate to Charity, I Support my Parents, Someone Claimed my Child, My Tax Return Got Rejected by the IRS, I (or my Child) am Going to College, I Have Job Expenses, I Had to Move, I Sold my Home, I Sold my Rental Property, I Have Investments, A Discussion of Cryptocurrency, I Have Tax Sheltered Investments, I Want to Take Money out of my 401k, I Lost my House (Foreclosure), I Receive Social Security, I Receive an Annuity or Pension, I am Paying on Student Loans, I am Changing Jobs, I'm an Independent Contractor or I Got a Form 1099-NEC, I Drive for UBER, I'm a Real Estate Agent, I'm Renting out my Former Home, State by State Tax Guide for Military, The IRS Called and is Threatening Me, I Got a Letter from the IRS