More Praise for Small Business Taxes Made Easy

Winner—2011 Silver Award from Axiom in Business Reference category

“I started my business 10 years ago, and by luck and the kindness of friends, strangers, and professionals, I was able to hobble together less than half the wealth of information and great advice in this book. Eva’s book is insightful, timely, and a must read for anyone starting or already in a small business. Thank you!”

—Deborah M. Pratt, Director/Producer/Writer— known for the popular TV series Quantum Leap

“Eva has the uncanny gift of making the arcane world of taxes easy to understand, fun, and engaging. This book does just that. This is a great resource and guidebook for any small business owner and independent contractor who wants to get a better handle on how their business is really doing. This book helps empower people to understand their business’s financial health.”

—Michael Rozbruch, CPA, CTRS, Founder, Michael Rozbruch’s Tax & Business Solutions Academy

“I personally work closely with dozens of serious entrepreneurs one-on-one, and tens of thousands in group coaching sessions and via my newsletters.

Whenever I get a question about choosing a business structure, business planning, keeping proper records without too much pain, and minimizing taxes legally, my answer is always the same. I point them to Eva Rosenberg.

The best advice that I offer is to point them to Eva Rosenberg’s Small Business Taxes Made Easy, and the best gift that I can and do give any of my entrepreneurial clients is a copy of Eva’s book, Small Business Taxes Made Easy.”

—Willie Crawford, 20+ Year Online Marketing Mentor

“Failing to plan is planning to fail. Ignoring The TaxMama = Epic Fail.”

—Brent Clanton, CPO, Clanton Communications, LLC, and former host of CBS Radio’s Talk650 Morning Show, Houston, Texas

“TaxMama provides a comprehensive overview of small business accounting and taxation issues in a fun and easy-to-read format.”

—Michael T. Hanley, CPA–Managing Partner of Merl & Hanley, LLP, and author of Effective Tax Planning for the Micro Business

“TaxMama’s book provides not only a bit of laughter but also a lot of straightforward information about operating a small business within the guidelines set by the IRS.”

—Jan Zobel, EA, author of Minding Her Own Business

“As a business owner you must have this book. If you’re a work-at-home mother or an Internet marketer or a bricks-and-mortar business owner, this book has answers and instructions presented in TaxMama’s irreverent, entertaining, and fun (yes, I said fun) style.”

—Stephanie L. Watson, Virtual Assistant Moms

“Every U.S. business owner will benefit from Rosenberg’s clear, well-written explanations of complex, arcane tax concepts. You’ll run your business more effectively and you’ll stay out of trouble with the IRS. Buy this book.”

—Shel Horowitz, author of Principled Profit: Marketing That Puts People First and owner of frugalmarketing.com

“Here is a book that is short on theory and long on practical, plain-spoken advice. From how to buy office supplies to how to deal with the IRS, Rosenberg taps decades of business savvy to walk readers through the minefields of new business ownership.”

—Al Tompkins, author, teacher, consultant

“When I started my career as a CPA, one of the most valuable lessons I learned was to simplify and explain the basics. Eva has managed to take a complex subject and simplify it for all.”

—Ken Leebow, The Incredible Internet Guy, author, speaker, TV personality

“From the very beginning, this excellent book clearly sets itself apart from other tax books. As the title implies, Eva’s book gives the small business person a good handle on tax issues, and the checklists make it easy to follow through on what you learn. This is a must-have book for every small business person and anyone wanting to start his or her own small business.”

—Dennis Gaskill, BoogieJack.com

“Eva Rosenberg counsels new entrepreneurs that they’ll need a business plan if they want to succeed. Small Business Taxes Made Easy should be the first step in that plan.”

—Kay Bell, tax editor at Bankrate.com