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	title:	How to Avoid Property Tax
	author:	Carl Bayley
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Taxcafe UK Limited
	released:	March 29, 2005
	isbn:	1904608264
	isbn-13:	9781904608264

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Customer Reviews
How to Avoid Property Tax - Excellent book - Rated This really is an excellent book. I am a complete beginner when it comes to property tax, however the initial chapters and especially the chapter on capital gains tax really opened my eyes to the savings I could make. Everything was explained clearly and I'm glad I paid for this rather than spending hundreds on a tax advisor. Fantastic book, well written and up-to-date! - Rated This is an impressive guide, especially as it contains the recent prebudget capital gains changes which weren't found in any other books! It provides a very good in-sight into capital gains and clearly outlines what you can do to cut down on the amount of tax you need to pay. It really is a must if you plan on buying or selling your property. Invaluable property guide - Rated I'd say that this is the best value property tax guide on the market. It has really built up well over the last few years into a very comprehensive, well written and well illustrated guide which I think is invaluable especially in this day and age. A must read for any property investor - Rated This is a must read for any property investor. It gives the reader an understanding of the tax implications of differing property investment strategies. Colin Vint - Mortgage Broker a good basic guide - Rated There are some very useful tips in this book but overall I felt it was a bit basic. The issue for example of "trading" companies and the difficult definition of trading/investment companies was too brief to be useful for me but there are some useful reminders of basic principles.

Customer Reviews

How to Avoid Property Tax - Excellent book - Rated 5/5
This really is an excellent book. I am a complete beginner when it comes to property tax, however the initial chapters and especially the chapter on capital gains tax really opened my eyes to the savings I could make. Everything was explained clearly and I'm glad I paid for this rather than spending hundreds on a tax advisor.

Fantastic book, well written and up-to-date! - Rated 5/5
This is an impressive guide, especially as it contains the recent prebudget capital gains changes which weren't found in any other books! It provides a very good in-sight into capital gains and clearly outlines what you can do to cut down on the amount of tax you need to pay. It really is a must if you plan on buying or selling your property.

Invaluable property guide - Rated 5/5
I'd say that this is the best value property tax guide on the market. It has really built up well over the last few years into a very comprehensive, well written and well illustrated guide which I think is invaluable especially in this day and age.

A must read for any property investor - Rated 5/5
This is a must read for any property investor. It gives the reader an understanding of the tax implications of differing property investment strategies. Colin Vint - Mortgage Broker

a good basic guide - Rated 3/5
There are some very useful tips in this book but overall I felt it was a bit basic. The issue for example of "trading" companies and the difficult definition of trading/investment companies was too brief to be useful for me but there are some useful reminders of basic principles.