What are the best tax books to read?

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Any good books that I are somewhat interesting and not crazy boring on tax loopholes?

Michael Plaks · Answer

@Jordan Pothier

@Basit Siddiqi mentioned 2 decent books, and as I mentioned, Sandy Botkin's.

Basit Siddiqi · Answer

@Jordan PothierNOLO's every landlord's tax deduction guide is a good book.Biggerpocket's also came out with a book a couple years ago written by Amanda Han.

Jordan Pothier · Answer

@Yonah Weiss thanks for the recommendation

Michael Plaks · Answer

You should try stand-up comedy if you're able to keep a straight face with such request^^^

What are you planning to do? Tax loopholes doing what exactly? Without knowing details for a more specific recommendation, try books by Sandy Botkin.

Personally, I'd hold on any paid seminars until you get some basics. Dyches Boddiford is awesome but his material is very advanced.

Yonah Weiss · Answer

@Jordan Pothier check out Tax Free Wealth by Tom Wheelright. An abundance of information, and easy to read.

Roman Roy Barrett · Answer

@Jordan Pothier loopholes of real estate Garrett Sutton

Jordan Pothier · Answer

@Basit Siddiqi thank you I will definitely check that out!

Jordan Pothier · Answer

@Michael Plaks I was more talking about tax loopholes pertaining to real estate, I kind of figured that trying to find some type of literature on the topic that wasn’t boring would be next to impossible. Maybe there are podcasts or teachers that have some type of content out there that would help a newer player in the REI game. I have consumed quite a bit of literature on a lot of other topics relating to real estate but have been avoiding this topic because I recognize how boring it is and I have to have something that interests me in order to hold focus, thanks for any future info in advance!

Michael Plaks · Answer

I disagree. They are not written in English even though they do use English words.

90% of the content is exceptions and special rules instead of explaining the basic principles.

Carl Fischer · Answer

@Jordan Pothier

Irs publications is a good start. Boring but educational.

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