Product Description: Deadly Art Puzzle: Accounting for Murder

Our series of teaching novels has shown students that accounting can be fun! The books are easy to use. Students read them and enjoy them. They are useful within a classroom setting or for those wanting to learn more about accounting on their own. Would you rather learn from a boring textbook or a suspenseful novel? Jeff Burk, a Special Agent for the IRS, goes beyond the law to find several taxpayers who are evading taxes and uncovers a major plot by the IRS commissioner and a rare coin enterprise to rip off millions of dollars in income tax revenues to finance a secret project. Along the way, public finance concepts, political controversies, contemporary individual and corporate tax planning, tax fraud and avoidance, and the real life of IRS employees are elucidated in a way both students and instructors will find gripping and informative.

Product Description: Federal, state and local governments face difficult economic times and increased budgetary constraints as well as increased scrutiny of real and perceived mismanagement of finances and accounting. This reference covers the major aspects of accounting, financial planning and management for all levels of government...read more

Defines more than 1500 tax-related terms, using ordinary language to explain the complexities of federal, state, and local tax laws

Product Description: Federal, state and local governments face difficult economic times and increased budgetary constraints as well as increased scrutiny of real and perceived mismanagement of finances and accounting. This reference covers the major aspects of accounting, financial planning and management for all levels of government...read more

Explains benefits, eligibility, and regulations of social security, Medicare, and supplemental security income

Covers tax avoidance, tax evasion, recordkeeping, tax preparers, types of audits, civil penalties, fraud, the IRS collection process, liens, hardship relief, and judicial remedies