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Philip W.
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Help! Tax Newbie in SC

Philip W.
  • Myrtle Beach, SC
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Hey BP, I'm beginning a hunt for the right tax accountant in SC. I recently bought my first property, and have brought in a roomate paying rent to me. I have questions regarding how this affects my taxes, and would love to consult with someone who knows SC tax laws around real estate. Any connects sent my way are much appreciated! Phil

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Philip W.
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@Daniel Hyman

@Daniel Hyman - Are common areas split 50/50 as well then? Another checking account is a good idea, I think I'll do that. Just been saving receipts so far...

Thanks for the reply!

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