By Jeffrey A. Babener © January, 1997 For those who take their network marketing business seriously, there are serious tax advantages to be involved in this home-based business. With this silver lining, however, this cloud comes with volumes and volumes of IRS codes, regulations and interpretations that could regularly employ a small army of tax lawyers and accountants. It is better, however, to have a taste of this subject area and ability to spot of some of the issues, and so here is a sampler of some significant tax points for network marketers to take up with their personal CPA or tax advisor.

By Jeffrey A. Babener © 1999 Good news for networkers. Although it took five years, the home office tax deduction that was effectively taken away from networkers and other home-based businesses in 1993 by the IRS has finally been restored effective January 1, 1999.

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This publication explains general tax information of interest to Direct Sellers.

By Jeffrey A. Babener © 2000 On October 11, 2000, pursuant to federal criminal search warrants, agents of the Kansas Attorney General's Consumer Protection and Antitrust Division, assisted federal agents from the Internal Revenue Service Criminal Investigative Division and the United States Postal Inspection Service, Search and Seizure Operations at four of the Renaissance, TTP business locations in Topeka, Kansas