Doing your taxes is a fairly daunting task. The Federal Tax code is very complicated, and can confuse even the most accomplished accountant. Fortunately, the average taxpayer has an advocate on their side: The legendary “Tax Lady,” Roni Lynn Deutch. Roni Deutch is the founder and head of Roni Lynn Deutch, A Professional Tax Corporation, which helps thousands of taxpayers from across the country settle their debts with the IRS. Roni Deutch has now published a bestseller that is sure to save taxpayers stacks of money. Her book, The Tax Lady’s Guide to Beating the IRS and Saving Big Bucks on Your Taxes, reveals basic strategies and tax principles that will help you save money on your next tax bill.

The Tax Lady’s Guide translates complex tax code into plain English. Roni Deutch explains how anyone, from wage earners to small business owners, can take advantage of tax breaks. She also talks about protecting your investments, retirement savings, and college fund from the IRS. And Roni Deutch also talks about surviving everyone’s biggest nightmare—The IRS audit.

One example of Roni Deutch’s common sense advice involves bookkeeping. In Dane Carlson’s Business Opportunities Blog, Mr. Carlson is impressed by Roni Deutch’s advice about keeping careful records of business expenses. He quotes Roni’s advice “Good record keeping could be the difference between recording your annual balance sheets in red ink or black. In fact, the University of Maine Cooperative Extension claims you can save $100 per hour solely by keeping good records. How, you ask? Well, imagine you have a $20 business expense that you failed to record or maintain a receipt. This failure raises your business’s net income by $20. Overstating your net income by $20 causes your Social Security tax to go up $3.06.” These small figures start to really add up, depending on how careful you keep your financial records.

The central premise of The Tax Lady’s Guide is Roni Lynn Deutch’s mantra, “The more you know, the less you pay.” All of the advice she gives are legitimate deductions and tax shelters, and she sprinkles the book with inspirational quotes and stories from the likes of Muhammad Ali, Tiger Woods, and Michael Phelps. The next time your 401(k), IRA, and regular salary are under attack from the IRS, you owe it to yourself to get Roni Lynn Deutch’s The Tax Lady’s Guide to Beating the IRS and Saving Big Bucks on Your Taxes.