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$299 always
Hardcover · one written question
- Case-bound hardcover — 564 pages, printed to order and shipped
- Register the copy
- One written tax-topic question
Hardcover · $299 always · one-time. Not a subscription.
The Guide is $299. That is what you clicked.
The Guide is $299. The Letter is $199. Together that is $498. End of Summer is $100 off that stack — before the Q4 tax-planning rush. If the Letter is in the box, we send it to the email you pay with. You do nothing on Substack.
Not a tax return. Not IRS representation. Not a sitting. Written questions are general information on the law, not advice on a specific return. You do not subscribe anywhere.
1. Pay onceCard stays on Stripe. There is no monthly.
2. We print and shipAfter it arrives, register it. If you paid $398, we send the Letter year to the email on the charge.
3. Ask in writing$299 includes one tax-topic question. $398 includes two.
End of Summer · $100 off · through 30 September 2026
$398 one-time
Guide $299 + Letter $199 = $498. $100 off before the Q4 rush. Then $498 on 1 October 2026. We send the Letter.
- Everything in The Guide
- One year of the Letter — we send it to the email you pay with. You do nothing.
- A second written tax-topic question
- Register the book
After you pay $398, the Letter year goes to the email on the charge. You do not open Substack.
The book is always $299. The Letter is always $199. The $100 is off the stack, not off the hardcover.
Hours are $300 and live on a different door. They are not sold here.
Questions
What does $299 include?
The hardcover, printed to order and shipped. Register it. One written tax-topic question from the desk.
What does $398 add?
The Letter year ($199) plus a second written question. Stack is $299 + $199 = $498. End of Summer takes $100 off before Q4 — you pay $398 through 30 September 2026. We send the Letter. You do not subscribe.
Do I subscribe to the Letter?
No. If it is in the box, we send it to the email you pay with. You do nothing on Substack.
Is this a tax return?
No. Not a return. Not IRS representation. Not a sitting.
Can I read before I pay?
Yes. The free excerpt is front matter — not Chapter 1. Read a free excerpt →
I already own the book.
Register it on taxguide. Standalone Letter is $199 at taxguide.tax/letter — a different door.
I want to talk first.
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