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Any good tax book, like the Ernst & Young Tax Guide, will give you a lot of
tips on what you can deduct, etc. Or Turbotax or Tax Cut. But listen, if
you are an incorporated or unincorporated computer consultant, you must
must must must must have the assistance of an accountant or tax
professional to do your taxes, especially in the computer consulting
business where you probably have equipment that must be depreciated, and
even more especially if you have people who work for you. If you don't do
it right, the IRS will chew you up and spit you out....

Bottom line, don't be penny-wise and pound foolish. Sit down with a pro and
expect to spend a few hundred. And remember, tax preparation is deductible!

Steve Leung <sleung@informix.com> wrote in article
<34D0DE23.41C6@informix.com>...
> Do you know if there are any resources available in the NET,
> books, etc that advise incorporated consultants to
> do tax and payroll, and answer questions like......