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Legally Avoid Property Taxes: 51 Top Tips to Save Property Taxes and Increase your Wealth

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There is nothing illegal in avoiding tax, and this book sets out 51 top tips to enable you to keep more of your income from property. Legally Avoid Property Taxes is not a tax textbook, it is written in user-friendly, engaging jargon-free language by someone with over 30 years' tax experience, who brings fun to tax but above all who is a full-time property investor. The book is packed with practical examples and real life examples of where you could end up paying too much tax and what you can do to legally avoid it. It will also enable you, with the correct planning, to preserve the capital wealth that has either been created or arisen through price inflation. In the world of property taxation, the big five Income Tax, Capital Gains Tax, Inheritance Tax, Corporation Tax, and Stamp Duty Land Tax. Iain Wallis's handy new book helps readers avoid the big five, not stumble across them and then see a large tax bill! Whether you are taking the first steps on your property journey, whether you are a seasoned campaigner or whether you want to preserve the family wealth, this book is packed with tax tips and useful examples which will enable you to legally pay less tax, keep more of your property income, and increase your wealth.

192 pages, Paperback

First published November 18, 2013

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September 12, 2014
For people who wish to enter the real-estate world as an investor or as a trader, Legally Avoid Property Taxes by Iain Wallis can be a good primer to acquaint yourself with the cost of trade and know what steps you need to take before the transaction and during the time you have the property on your hands.
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October 8, 2015
There were some sections of this book which I thought were fantastic and there were some that I thought were testing my moral compass. All in all a good read and I would recommend, good, informed common sense.
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