Book Giveaway: KPMG Tax Planning For You and Your Family 2008 Edition

May 7th, 2008 • Related • Filed Under
                                                         

Win a Free Copy of KPMG’s Tax Planning For You and Your Family 2008! 

KPMGTaxBook.jpgJust arrived in sunny Vancouver today for two weeks of visiting with my parents and with my BC clients, so I needed a quick post to whip up! As luck would have it, someone sent me an extra copy of KPMG’s Tax Planning For You and Your Family 2008, so I thought I would give it away through a contest on the blog.

Every year I keep the updated copy with me almost at all times (home or work), and to be honest, I do even read it at night for fun on occasion. The book is not daunting at all, it’s actually set up mostly in a point-form format with very quick and succinct information that is surprisingly easy to read. Anyone who has an interest in personal finance should consider buying a copy. I think most people would find a few tips that will save enough taxes to cover the purchase.

However, you might want to wait a few days before running off to make that purchase because you’ll want to see if you won this giveaway contest that I’m running first. :)

Easy Rules:

  • Just leave a comment on this post by midnight (EST) on Sunday May 11th, 2008 (scroll down to see the comment link below) for a free entry.
  • Bloggers can earn a second free entry by providing a link to this contest post on any regular blog entry between now and midnight on Saturday May 10th, 2008 (and drop me a line, or let me know through your comment below that you did so, or are planning to so I know to look out for it and count it).
  • Random draw for the winner will take place at midnight on Sunday May 11th, 2008 with the winner announced on Monday May 12th, 2008.
  • You must provide a valid email address in the comment form (don’t worry it is kept private and not shown to others)

That’s it - Good Luck everyone!
 

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There Are 56 Responses So Far. »

  1. Comment by Pat on 7 May 2008:

    Sounds like a great book to add to the library at home. Please count me in.
    Pat

  2. Comment by Four Pillars on 7 May 2008:

    I’d love to win the book!

    Mike

  3. Comment by Million Dollar Journey on 7 May 2008:

    oooo.. sounds like a great book. If you’re read Tim Cestnick’s tax books, how do they compare?

  4. Comment by abcstocks on 7 May 2008:

    Sounds like a great idea. Please count me in.

  5. Comment by Traciatim on 7 May 2008:

    I’d also love a copy of this book, if there is one thing that it pays to know all the rules it’s taxes.

  6. Comment by Dave on 7 May 2008:

    Sign me up!

  7. Comment by NIcolas on 7 May 2008:

    Another contest, when will you stop!

  8. Comment by Quick Lunar Cop on 7 May 2008:

    I read this book from the library, but I would love to have my own copy. Count me in for the draw!

  9. Comment by Liana on 7 May 2008:

    Hello!

    I would love to read your book on personal finance and so do other members of my family. Anything that allows
    us to reduce our tax load will be read meticulously.

  10. Comment by Elizabeth on 7 May 2008:

    sounds like a needed book for any of us! Sign me up.

  11. Comment by Jesus on 7 May 2008:

    I would like to have this book at home. Count me in.

  12. Comment by Alyson on 7 May 2008:

    You can never know too much about the Canadian income tax system!

  13. Comment by karash on 7 May 2008:

    Please Sign me up..

  14. Comment by Aaron on 7 May 2008:

    Count me in!

  15. Comment by Sean on 7 May 2008:

    Hey Preet, I just started reading your blog, and I’m loving it so far. Keep up the great work. Count me in for the draw!

  16. Comment by Jamie on 7 May 2008:

    Sign me up!

  17. Comment by Rose on 7 May 2008:

    Sounds like a great book to read. I am looking forward to winning!

  18. Comment by Rob on 7 May 2008:

    Dude! love the site :)

  19. Comment by stefan on 7 May 2008:

    count me in!

  20. Comment by shervin on 7 May 2008:

    Count me in
    I wonder what is the best Tax Book for Canadian financial Savvy?

  21. Comment by talcumboy on 7 May 2008:

    Pick me, pick me!

  22. Comment by qubikal on 7 May 2008:

    Ways to scam the government (j/k)… great.. sign me up!!

  23. Comment by Michael Gillard on 7 May 2008:

    Sounds like a good book!

  24. Comment by Xenko on 8 May 2008:

    I’m in.

  25. Comment by Cash Instinct on 8 May 2008:

    Thanks for giving your 2nd copy, count me in!

  26. Comment by Nathan B on 8 May 2008:

    Gotta have that book!!!
    Thank you for keeping up your excellent blog. Been reading since last November.

  27. Comment by Ken on 8 May 2008:

    gimme the book! haha.

    great blog btw

  28. Comment by Chris on 8 May 2008:

    You can’t have to many personal finance books. Count me in :)

  29. Comment by Jorge on 8 May 2008:

    Ditto

  30. Comment by Veselin on 8 May 2008:

    I would like to participate in the draw!

  31. Comment by Amy on 8 May 2008:

    Your site is one of my favoriate investment knowledge sites. Great job! Knowlege is power…. count me in for the book draw…. thx!

  32. Comment by Jordan on 8 May 2008:

    Count me in!

  33. Comment by Darren on 8 May 2008:

    Sign me up too!

  34. Comment by JME on 9 May 2008:

    sad but true… I like reading about tax…. but I don’t like paying it… Pick me

  35. Comment by Mike on 9 May 2008:

    I’m holding my breath.

  36. Comment by Stephen on 9 May 2008:

    count me in, email me if i win the book

  37. Comment by Luc on 9 May 2008:

    Each year I pay too much tax, maybe the book will teach me why.

  38. Comment by Ben on 9 May 2008:

    I love doing taxes, and would love it even more with this book!

  39. Comment by san on 9 May 2008:

    Would love this book.

  40. Comment by phil on 9 May 2008:

    please enter me in the contest

  41. Comment by hepman on 9 May 2008:

    I love taxes!

  42. Comment by hotstuff on 9 May 2008:

    Put me in the draw.

  43. Comment by Guy on 9 May 2008:

    count me in !!

  44. Comment by al on 9 May 2008:

    Count me in! =)

  45. Comment by Leo on 9 May 2008:

    Love it, count me in

  46. Comment by Investoid on 10 May 2008:

    count me in !!
    (Ignore the previous post as I typed my email address in wrong!)

  47. Comment by ssb on 10 May 2008:

    Everyday one learns especially the rightway

  48. Comment by Debt_Free_In_5 on 10 May 2008:

    Count me in

  49. Comment by Mike G on 10 May 2008:

    Keep up the good work (and free stuff).

  50. Comment by damaris on 10 May 2008:

    count me in! I just recently started reading your blog. Loved the Ferengi rules of acquisition!

  51. Comment by Marc on 10 May 2008:

    Sounds like a good one, would love a copy.

    Marc

  52. Comment by Zahid Jafry on 10 May 2008:

    An important book, it seems. Here’s to you, Preet. For improving the personal finance skills of a lucky Canadian. Count me in the contest!

  53. Comment by Bo on 11 May 2008:

    Free stuff is usually under-appreciated. So whoever gets the book, make sure you read it.

  54. Comment by RAJIV VERMA on 11 May 2008:

    ANOTHER VALUABLE TOOL FOR TAX INFORMATION IN YOUR HANDS JUST LIKE YOUR MOST VALUABLE BOOK ON RRSP….ANOTHER HONEST APPROACH FOR THE PEOPLE.

  55. Comment by Dale on 11 May 2008:

    It’s a great book - I’ve picked it up in the past. Count me in.

  56. Comment by Jim on 13 May 2008:

    …looking forward to seeing great tax info.

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