The idea that significant tax deductions belong only to the rich is a myth!

This fact is well known to Sanford (Sandy) Botkin. Botkin is uniquely qualified among tax experts. As both a CPA and a tax attorney who worked for the Chief Councils office of the IRS in Washington, Botkin was one of an elite IRS team assigned to train all IRS staff attorneys. In his career with the IRS, Botkin came to realize that small business owners were not taking advantage of the "good tax laws" set up by Congress to help small businesses succeed. So he quit the IRS and established The Tax Reduction Institute, now one of the largest tax lecturing organizations in the US.

The five deductions on this site are from his taped seminar for Home Businesses entitled "Tax Advantages for Your Home-Based Business."

Mr Botkins first advice is to own your own business. He's not talking about huge corporations or complex partnerships that only the rich can afford. He refers often to Home-Based Businesses and their grass-roots style, which are refueling the American economy. Often stated for very little cost, most are initially run part-time, yet provide the same tax advantages as a full-time business. Listening to Mr. Botkin's insightful lecture convinces you that owning your own business is something you should, and can, do, even if you are currently employed full-time.

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Get an instant after-tax raise of $2,000 to $9,000 every year thanks to these secret tax perks for Home-Based Businesses - guaranteed!

Discover the little known tax perks that Congress created for you - but never publicized!

Legally turn $13,400 of personal expenses into audit-proof tax write-offs every year - and claim a gigantic after-tax raise!

Tax expert and author of "Tax Advantages for Your Home-Based Business" - Sanford Botkin is a tax lawyer, a CPA, and a former IRS attorney. As an IRS attorney he worked for the chief Counsels office of the IRS in Washington, and trained other lawyers on how to get more tax dollars from the public.

As an IRS attorney, he saw a great need. Small business owners just did not have the time or resources to know how to take advantage of tax breaks that the U.S. Congress had made available to them to help them grow.

He knew and understood how easy it was to learn and use these good tax laws, so he quit the IRS and started the Tax Reduction Institute about 12 years ago. His organization has now taught over 50,000 small business owners all over the U.S. how to put good tax laws to work for them and audit proof themselves.

This may be a decade of tremendous corporate profits and economic growth, but for the vast majority of North Americans, the 90's have been a dismal, uphill climb. And many economists believe that this next, new millennium won't be getting better any time soon.

Why?

Changing business and government attitudes are the reason. There has seemingly been more anti-business legislation in the last decade than in any other this century. Stronger employment and labor laws, the Age Discrimination in Employment Act, the Comprehensive Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (COBRA, which includes mandating health insurance for workers for a period of time after they leave employment), safety laws, much tougher laws for discharging workers, more liabilities for lawsuits, Family Leave Act, Americans with Disabilities Act (which is creating immense numbers of lawsuits), along with higher minimum wages and fringe benefits.

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