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Book keeping question

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By Sean Powers, Leslie Morris, John Underwood, Andrew Simms
| BiggerPockets Verified
Quote from @John Carbone: Quote from @John Underwood: Quote from @Andrew Simms: @Sean Powers, like @John Underwood, I keep everything in Excel. I have one spreadsheet per property (only have 1 property for now) and have a section for each of the IRS deductible categories. It's very easy for me to input rents collected, expenses, mileage, depreciation, time spent on the property, etc. Worked great for sending the summary sheet to my CPA at tax time. Exactly what I do.
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David Boyle obituary

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By Lindsay Mackie, Andrew Simms
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David Boyle obituary

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By Lindsay Mackie, Andrew Simms
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David Boyle near his home in Steyning, West Sussex, in 2024. He was the editor of magazines and newspapers produced by the New Economics Foundation.Photograph: Sarah Burns In his 1989 book Building Futures, David Boyle, who has died aged 67 from complications linked to Parkinson’s, argued that mainstream economics was failing cities and a new localism could save them.
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