Tax Blog Tells You How To Avoid Taxes Legally

Aug. 31, 2009 - PRLog -- “You are paying too much income tax – and it’s nobody’s fault but your own!”  So says veteran New Jersey tax professional Robert D Flach, a.k.a. the internet’s Wandering Tax Pro.  “You don’t have to wait for Congress to act – you can enact your own tax reduction through careful year-round tax planning.”

Flach has been preparing 1040s for individuals in all walks of life since February or 1972, and shares his experience and expertise with the public in the popular tax blog “THE WANDERING TAX PRO”, online at http://wanderingtaxpro.blogspot.com (no “www” needed), which he has been writing since the summer of 2001.

THE WANDERING TAX PRO provides up-to-the-minute federal and New Jersey state tax planning and preparation advice, information, resources, and commentary.  It also includes discussions on federal tax policy, information on the various New Jersey property tax relief programs, and insights and observations on professional tax practice.  

Twice a week – on Wednesday and Saturday – the blog features “What’s the Buzz?  Tell Me What’s A Happennin’” which discusses and links to helpful, interesting and humorous posts from other tax and personal finance blogs and other newsworthy items that Mr Flach has come across during his “wanderings” on the internet.

On occasion Flach provides answers to readers who have a general tax question to “Ask the Tax Pro”.  You can submit a question via email at rdftaxpro@mail.com (be sure to put “Ask The Tax Pro” in the subject line).

As Mr. Flach is a practicing tax professional he takes a hiatus from posting during the tax filing season of February through mid-April.

If you want to stop overpaying federal income taxes you should become a regular visitor to THE WANDERING TAX PRO blog!