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Ever wonder if you are taking full advantage of the US tax system? Are you afraid the taxman will come knocking? Have you questioned whether you are maximizing all the available deductions for your business? If so, then the Anvil Tax Guide is for you A former IRS auditor, David Tuck, shares his insider secrets on: 1.How to prepare for an audit by expecting the worst. 2.Learn the US tax system - designed to make you rich, sustain your business, donate to causes you care about, and help you attain financial security. 3.Not leaving money on the table with missed deductions. 4.How to turn your business into a tax ATM machine 5.Take control of your business bookkeeping and tax planning operations. David spent years auditing small business owners for the IRS and noticed one thing: The rich people he was auditing all had in-depth knowledge of the tax system and knew how to take full advantage of deductions. "The wealthy taxpayers I audited taught me some valuable lessons. They had figured out the tax system and were using it instead of being used by it They were paying fewer taxes working for themselves, than I was working as an employee. Even though I was an auditor, this realization really hurt." Since then, David has built his tax planning business into a successful enterprise based on one founding principle - to help small business owners understand the tax system and teach them how and where to look for hidden money treasures in their businesses. That's why he developed the Anvil Tax Guide for his closest clients. For the first time, this guide is available outside of his business contacts. Stop wasting money and order this guide now For more information please visit: www.anviltaxguide.com.

About the Author

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David B. Tuck earned a bachelor of business administration with an accounting emphasis from Boise State University. Ambitious and outgoing, he was elected student body senator for the College of Business and Economics, and was quickly promoted to senate pro tempore for the whole student body government. While he was a student he was hired by the Idaho Department of Revenue for an audit internship. To spice up life and take a break from studying during his summer breaks, David worked as a professional river guide on the Snake, Salam, and Payettes Rivers in Idaho. It is here that he earned the nickname Salsa, because he delivered a level of experience suited to his clients' tastes, preferences, and risk tolerance. Some patrons liked it hot while others wanted it really mild. He still applies this same kind of "catering" to his tax clients. David always loved entrepreneurship and wanted to continue his life's education and skill development beyond college. He went to work for the IRS, starting in Boise as office auditor. Later he transferred to Portland, Oregon, as a field auditor before firing his boss to start Anvil Tax, Inc. He received his designation as an enrolled agent from the IRS and designation as a licensed tax consultant from Oregon. The IRS gave him important foundations, and he was able to increase his skills by joining Certified Tax Coaches. He lives in Portland with his wife, Hannah, and have one biological son; they are state certified foster parents. When people ask him how many kids they have, sometimes he pauses to think about how many are under his roof at the time. David is passionate about helping families reunite. He expects amazing things to happen and is enjoying living life to the fullest.