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The Writer’s Pocket Tax Guide is a simple guide to the
federal tax rules applicable to the income and expenses
of those who write for a living. It
includes a line-by-line review of Schedule C and Form
8829 with explanations and examples on how to apply
the rules for income, business expenses, depreciation,
auto expenses, home office deductions, and much more.
Darlene Cypser has been writing the Writer’s Pocket Tax
Guide for freelance writers since 1988. The Guide has been highly praised
by writers across the country. This year the WPTG has been expanded to cover
how people who writer as employees can report their employee business expenses.
The Writer’s Pocket Tax Guide began as a “pocket-size”
paperback book. This version includes a CD with a
digital version of the Guide plus useful IRS publications,
forms, and instructions.
CD Requirements: PC or Macintosh with a CD-ROM
drive and a web browser (e.g. Firefox, Safari, or
Internet Explorer). Adobe Acrobat Reader is required
to read the tax forms and IRS publications which are
included as pdf files.
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Reviews
Freelance Writer's Section of About.com:
"If you need descriptions of basic issues..., the background information provided in this very helpful document is clear and direct."
Jo Loving Gann wrote on the Wacky Writer's Website:
"Darlene A. Cypser, an attorney, has put together an EXCELLENT tax guide for writers."
Writing-world.com:
"A comprehensive overview of handling writing expenses, income, and taxes, by attorney Darlene Cypser."
Christine Katz included the Writer's Pocket Tax Guide in her "Get Published and Prosper in 2007: The Essential
Resource List for Thrifty Writers" in the December 2006 issue of Writers on the Rise newsletter. She said,
"Here’s one extremely helpful booklet."
Penelope Blair writes about the Writer's Pocket Tax Guide:
"Love it! Thanks for making this great publication available to freelance writers!"
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