Customer Reviews (5)

unpleased
im very unhappy with my purchase b/c i ordered the reader but i recieved and OLD, outdated accounting book. even if i return it and get the book i actually ordered, im too far along in class 2 even use it. so by the time ill recieve my orginal book, my class will have ended!!

condition of the book
the condition of the book was still good and had no problems with it. worth the price its selling for.

Did not recieve the product
We never recieved the text book, but we were billed for the item. Emailed the seller but never heard back.

Prentice Hall Reader The 8th Edition
I was very pleased with the product I had purchased , more so with the price. The price of school books these days are through the roof and any additional help with products like this makes me a very happy shopper.

A Freshman Composition Reader Worthy of a Look
Dr. Miller has, by and large, pulled in readings from "everyday" places--popular magazines, newspapers, &c.Because of this, the Prentice Hall Reader has a fresh, current feel.Organized by "modes" of writing with supporting how-to essays and a glossary. ... Read more

Product Description
PPC's 1120S Deskbook addresses the tough 1120S preparation issues youll face, tells you what you need to do, and then shows you how to do it with real-life examples and more than 100 completed forms, worksheets, and other practice aids. Plus, the Quick Reference Binder cuts your preparation time with over 125 tables, worksheets, election statements, and other practice tools.Proper preparation of Form 1120S and Schedule K-1 is more important than ever, with tougher IRS penalties and the recent focus on S corporation abuses. In testimony before the Senate Finance Committee, IRS Commissioner Douglas Shulman stated that audits of S corporations during fiscal year 2007 were up 26% from the prior years total.Enhancements to the Deskbook. To help you and your staff accurately, consistently, and efficiently prepare your clients 2008 returns, we: Updated the deskbook for important business tax changes made by the 2008 Extenders Act, including tax credit extensions, enhanced charitable contribution deductions, bonus deprecation and Section 179 deduction for disaster areas, and new write-off for disaster-related demolition, cleanup and repair expenses. Discussed the 2008 Economic Stimulus Acts enhancement of the Section 179 deduction for tax years beginning in 2008, and the 50% bonus depreciation deduction for qualifying assets placed in service during calendar year 2008.Explained the Section 179 trap for fiscal-year S corporations, which can cause a calendar year shareholder to lose part or all of the increased deduction amount.Incorporated regulations revising the rules for deducting start-up costs under IRC Sec. 195 and organizational expenses under IRC Sec. 248. ... Read more