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"Focusing on financial planning in a system that was not designed for same-sex couples or persons with a same-sex orientation, this book helps gay's and lesbian's identify financial planning issues common to society in general, and to the gay community specifically. Diggins helps gays and lesbians plan for the life events likely to affect their financial status, and successfully develop financial strategies that navigate their finances around these events."

J. K. Lasser's Your Income Tax 1998 (Serial)

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Comprehensive, straight, yet easy to use, Your Income Tax 1998 is packed with all the expert advice, practical examples, money-saving filing tips, and long-term planning strategies that readers have come to expect from J.K. Lasser. This a book that GayTax has used as a staff reference used over 25 years. We use to help us explain some complex issues. Along with the usual straight as an arrow advice and illustrated forms, the book includes special tax-planning sections for the self-employed, investors, senior citizens, homeowners and families. This is our first choice reference for a more complex return.

Gay Money by Per Larson

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GFN writer Per Larson's book is the "prescriptive, holistic guide to financial planning and money management identifies the unique advantages and hidden challenges facing gays and their money in a straight world. From the surplus discretionary income of childless early adulthood to the tax ramifications of unmarried partnership, Larson presents a detailed framework for understanding an entire financial gay life. He also outlines an informed, proactive approach to the specific financial decisions facing anyone living with H.I.V."

The J.K. Lasser's Your Income Tax 1997 : Get the Best of Both America's Most Trusted Tax Guide and America's Best Tax Software.

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Doing income taxes has become easier than ever--now everything as taxpayer needs to prepare a return is available in one source at one economical price. This kit includes all the latest tax law and filing changes for 1997 returns, practical money-saving filing tips, easy-to-spot alert symbols that highlight new laws, warnings on tax traps and IRS do's and don'ts--plus TurboTax for Windows (Head-start version), the award-winning tax preparation software from Intuit. You can use this software to file on line.

This is the set GayTax suggests if you are going to do your own return. A great reference book and very good software for personal use, once you have developed your personal tax plan. At GayTax we know many people have returns that don't change, from year to year, doing it yourself can save you money. If doing it yourself is for you, consider having your returns prepared once every three years by a professional. You can take advantage of the knowledge of a skilled professional. If you missed something important you can amend for a refund. The early release of this book allows you to start early and includes a free software update.

The Ernst & Young Tax Guide 1998
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The Ernst & Young Tax Guide 1998 is for those who could afford to pay more tax but choose not to. It has the most complete information on reporting income from mutual funds and other investments. A whole chapter is devoted to What to Do If You Employ Domestic Help. There are chapters to cover foreign citizens working in the U.S. as well as U.S. citizens working abroad. This is the only guide actually produced by an accounting firm, and it shows. Information is presented in great detail, but sometimes at the cost of readability. If you have a return with lots of investments or oil and gas income, GayTax thinks you will find this book helpful.

The New Joy of Gay Sex by Charles, Dr. Silverstein, Felice Picano

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An immediate bestseller in 1977, The Joy of Gay Sex was one of the first books to deal honestly with homosexuality. Ok, ok so this is not about money! There is lots to learn in life, one can always benefit from the work of others. This volume offers a thorough and candid look at homosexuality that reflects the changing times and current concerns of the gay community. 4-color paintings. 60 drawings. A completely updated and revised edition of the groundbreaking book on male/male relationships -- with vital information about the issues and concerns of gay men today.

H&R Block 1998 Income Tax Guide (Annual) by H&R Block Tax Services

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H&R Block 1998 Income Tax Guide (Annual) by H&R Block Tax Services List: $15.00 Our Price: $12.00 You Save: $3.00 (20%)The "H&R Block 1998 Income Tax Guide" features the newest forms--suitable for actual filing, you 1997 return. This book, has line-by-line information on filling out a 1040, tax planning materials, charts and tables to clarify specifics, a directory of Special Topics, answers to the most frequently asked questions, hundreds of examples, and H&R Block's hallmark "Encyclopedia of Tax". This guide has a coupon good for $10.00 at most H&R block offices. Uncle Henry and his gang are the straightest preparers in town. GayTax uses Henry's fee schedule as a guide. You will find GayTax fees in the same range, coupon accepted. GayTax recommends this for the average taxpayer.

Live Long & Profit : Wealthbuilding Strategies for Every Stage of Your Life

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According to the Census Bureau, five out of six people who turn age 65 today have no hope of financial independence. That is a fact we see in half of the GayTax clients. Oscar Wilde said "Experience is the name everyone gives to their mistakes." At GayTax we think all our brothers and sisters should read this book, at least twice. Getting old is tough trip, old and queer is harder.

This book will give you a plan. "Live Long and Profit" takes readers step by step through the most common money blocks, tackling financial issues through their 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s and beyond. Those of us who made mistakes or had trouble visit, can still repair some of the damage. Readers are guided through each decade of their financial life as Kay Shirley explains investment basics and reveals how to overcome compulsion-based attitudes about money. Everyone in their 20s and 30s should use this as a finanicial plan. At GayTax we think everyone should read this book, just change some of the he and she words in your mind. Kay Shirley offers a simple straight plan, just change John and Jane to John and John or Jane and Jane. "Shopping is not a hobby!" says Lionel Mayrand, queer in charge at GayTax. Book Pub: 9/97.

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