Tax is a game of strategy—but it's a difficult game to win because the rules are constantly changing. Luckily, this bestselling, easy-to-use tax guide is back, fully revised and updated to reflect the new rules for the 2001 tax season. Tax guru Tim Cestnick once again shows readers how they can build a successful game plan that will reduce their taxes and maximize after-tax investment returns. Also included are strategies for making full use of the changes in the recent federal budget. Winning the Tax Game 2001 is the perfect resource for anyone who wants to keep more of the money they earn.

Coverage includes:

• essential guidelines for the 2001 tax season
• over 100 tax-saving tips you can start using today
• new Revenue Canada policies that every taxpayer needs to know
• specific strategies for the self-employed, employees, and families
• rules for Canadians dealing with the U.S.
• Quebec tax issues

About the Author:
Tim Cestnick, CA, CFP, TEP, is president of The WaterStreet Group, a tax education and consulting firm based in Toronto. He is a member of the teaching faculty of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario, a member of the Canadian Tax Foundation, and tax columnist for The Globe and Mail's Report on Business. He appears regularly on national television and radio, and is a resident tax expert on CBC's "Newsworld".

Tim speaks extensively at seminars and management conferences and is recognized as a leading authority in the field of tax and personal finance. He is also author of Winning the Education Savings Game and the upcoming Winning the Estate Planning Game.

Previous Edition, ISBN 0-13-025480-0

Title:	Winning the Tax Game 2001: A Year-round Tax and Investment Guide for Canadians
Edition:	2001
ISBN:	0-13-028518-8
Copyright:	©2000
Pages:	320
Book Type:	paper
Format:	5 7/8 x 9
Price:	$24.95
Subject(s):	Personal Finance