The City Council will revisit a proposal requiring landlords to disclose all fees to prospective tenants in about a month.

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Discover how Making Tax Digital (MTD) for landlords can strengthen client relationships, streamline processes, and future-proof your accounting practice.* ...

Cody Recker and Jessica Perez dealt with floods, fleas, sewage and mushrooms in their Boyle Heights rental. But instead of ...

Why Spreadsheet Expense Reporting is Costing You (In More Ways Than One) If your organization is like most, you probably use spreadsheets to manage expense reports because it’s ‘good enough.’ ...

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Health New Zealand had been tracking its finances through a single Excel spreadsheet, a financial review of the public agency has revealed. An independent report by Deloitte, published on Health ...

Keeping track of every expense and deduction manually can be a real headache for landlords and real estate investors, but if you use dedicated software to keep your rental property records ...

Expense, expense, expense The first step in making your property tax efficient is knowing what expenses you can offset. Seasoned landlord, Richard Blanco, has this to say: “Religiously keep all of ...