Exploit Loophole 1040: Easily Claim Tax Deductions for Pets & Service Animals

Robert Pemberton

Summary

Sometimes, claiming a tax deduction from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) may feel like asking a date out to the Prom. If she/he says yes then that’s great. But even if she/he says no then at least you asked. If you don’t ask, you don’t get. 
 
Do you want to be able to claim every legal tax deduction? If your answer is yes then this book is for you. If you want more money in your own pocket rather than the tax man’s pocket then this book is for you. They say there are only two things certain in life: death and taxes.  But there is a third – tax deductions. If the tax man is going to take every cent he can then you have the right to claim every cent back. In this book I will show you how many of my clients have successfully claimed expenses as tax deductions even when the expenses are related to their beloved pet or service animal. 
 
There are a lot of examples of types of expenses you can claim as tax deductions and my aim here is to show you that there is a whole additional world of possibilities when it comes to claiming pet and service animal related expenses as tax deductions. It really is up to the limits of your imagination - or your accountant’s imagination – albeit whilst staying within the realms of tax law. But the creative accounting ideas in this book will give you a head start and lead you in the right direction to claim the most tax deductions that you are legally entitled to.

Available since: 04/01/2018.

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