Thanks guys. :thumbsup:
I am desperately trying to find a way to attend CAP Spring Break; I was looking forward to Ron Santini’s presentation. At the moment, however, we are supposed to close on our new condo sometime during the week of May 22. We can’t delay this because we need to be completely moved out of our current home by May 31; if we delayed the closing by a week, it would be a stretch to get everything moved out in time. The developer tells me that it might be possible to get the closing date moved up one week, but right now it’s too soon to tell. It depends on the construction progress, which depends on the weather and other factors. Hopefully everything will work itself out very soon… :popcorn:
Back to the CPA issue — How much information to you give to the CPA? Do you just hand them a printout of your income and expenses, and let them figure out the forms and such based on that? I imagine there would be some general discussion about where the income comes from… How much does your CPA actually know about the source of your income? Do you say “online advertising” or do they know that part of your income comes from online casino revenue sharing?