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Don't let fear of audits prevent you from taking legitimate tax deductions from "summary" of Tax-free Wealth by Tom Wheelwright
One common fear that many people have when it comes to taking tax deductions is the fear of being audited by the IRS. It's understandable that the thought of an audit can be daunting, but it's important not to let this fear prevent you from taking legitimate deductions that you are entitled to. The truth is, if you are following the tax laws and regulations, and you have the necessary documentation to support your deductions, there is no reason to be afraid of an audit. In fact, audits are not as common as many people think, and the likelihood of being audited is actually quite low. Taking legitimate tax deductions is not about trying to cheat the system or evade taxes. It's about understanding the tax laws and using them to your advantage in order to minimize your tax liability. By taking advantage of the deductions that are ava...
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