Advice to Joe the Plumber: Forget About the Candidates, Focus on the Code

Tax experts agree, regardless of which tax plan wins November 4th, business
owners should be prepared to weather the storm ahead

NEW YORK, Oct. 29 /PRNewswire/ -- With all of the commotion focused on the tax
consequences of the soon-to-be administration, it seems many are missing the
bigger picture and that is that small business owners are already hurting.

With the financial markets in turmoil and a pervading sense of gloom being
disposed on radio airways, news briefs and blogs, small business owners are
looking for answers in an economy which is slowly chipping away at their
profits; and the answers are coming from the most unlikely source -- tax
deductions.

The Tax Club, a small business advisory firm that has instructed over 20,000
small business owners on the importance of having a customized tax plan is now
offering its expertise for free in an effort to show business owners how to
benefit from the current tax code regardless of who gains control of the oval
office.

While consumer spending is down and revenues on average are declining it is
important for business owners to utilize every advantage they can to hedge
against loss. With a tax plan that is crafted specifically toward their
business, entrepreneurs can legally use the tax code to keep more of the money
they work so hard to make. As the economy tightens, this strategy can
literally mean thousands of dollars in found revenue.

From medical reimbursement plans to real estate strategies, knowing how to
utilize the tax code in your favor is a must for upstarts and veterans alike
in today's unknown economy. Every day millions of business owners make
decisions that greatly impact their bottom line. Sadly enough, those
decisions are often made without any thought of the tax implications involved.

With free tax help offered daily from their pool of small business advisors,
The Tax Club is reducing fear and creating confidence in the marketplace.
Regardless of the products or services they sell, small business owners can
benefit from the knowledge these free sessions offer. With the industry motto
of "constant contact," The Tax Club is redefining the relationship between
accountants and business owners -- the more dialogue, the better.

About The Tax Club

Located in New York City, The Tax Club is a small business advisory firm built
to offer tax education and overall business expertise to upstarts and
entrepreneurs. With impressive growth margins over the past 5 years and over
400 employees nationwide, the Tax Club has taught over 20,000 small and home
based business owners how to develop tax strategies for increased profits, as
well as learn how to structure their business ventures to maximize privacy and
protection. With an industry first communication model allowing for daily
contact between clients and their assigned accounting/advisory staff, The Tax
Club offers its clients access to vital information in real time, helping them
avoid pitfalls due to uneducated guesses or lack of judgment. For a FREE
consultation visit www.thetaxclub.com/newswire .

SOURCE The Tax Club

Curtis Reed, Dir. of Public Relations, 1-877-829-2582 ext. 1101,
curtis@holeinonemedia.com