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Steve Wilder
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Looking for great CPA near Chicago + a few quesions

Steve Wilder
  • Oak Forest, IL
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First of all I am looking for an excellent CPA near Chicago. I am in the far south suburb of oak forest.

I do not have a "business" or anything of the like. I am going to look at houses Friday with my real estate agent.  Being in the beginning stages of investing,  should I still be saving receipts for gas,  books, office supplies (new printer,  software, ect)? 

Next, I share a vehicle for personal and new "business" use.  Do I just log my miles and do the math to figure out gas useage and general maintenance expenses? 

Thanks in advance for any help! 

Steve Wilder

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Frank S.
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Frank S.
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Read NOLO for tax and landlords. Great book. 

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