Amazon.com The Ernst & Young Tax Guide 2000 is for those who could afford to pay more tax but choose not to. It has the most complete information on reporting income from mutual funds and other investments. A whole chapter is called "What to Do If You Employ Domestic Help." It is the only guide actually produced by an accounting firm， and it shows. Information is well organized and presented in great detail， but sometimes at the cost of readability. If you're an individual filer looking for the most comprehensive tax guide， this is probably the one to get. --This text refers to the Paperback edition. Book Description "The best tax guide of the bunch . . ."--USA Today"Hard to beat . . ."--MoneyEach year， hundreds of thousands of people turn to The Ernst & Young Tax Guide for the most up-to-date and comprehensive coverage of the tax system. Published in December to include late-breaking tax laws as well as usable tax return forms， the new tax guide for 2001 is the only one on the market which includes the official IRS tax guide， Publication 17， "Your Federal Income Tax，" along with Ernst & Young's comprehensive commentary and tax-trimming tips. A special chapter on mutual funds covers when to make new investments and how to treat distributions， transfers， and redemptions， and a special section on the gift tax explains what constitutes a gift， how to calculate liability， and how to determine which forms to use. More final usable tax return forms than any other tax guide， in the book and on the Internet Over 450 TaxSavers， TaxAlerts， TaxOrganizers， and TaxPlanners Ernst & Young LLP is one of the nation's leading professional services firms. Its tax and personal financial counseling practices specialize in tailoring financial strategies for people at all income levels. See all Editorial Reviews