AdamD123
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Joined: 7/19/2012 Status: offline
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Hi, I'm new to the forum and thought I'd jump in and ask my first question. I have taken over a boarding kennel for my aunt and uncle, who have both had to retire for health reasons. They had another family member doing their books for them since they started the business, but I do not work well with this person - they are not approachable at all - I can't have a discussion with them or ask them questions without them acting defensive or put out. When I recently took over, I told my aunt that I would be taking over the bookkeeping and she relayed this to the current bookkeeper. My goal is to get away from this other person entirely and find another CPA to do the business tax papers and my personal taxes at the end of the year. My question is: should I hire another bookkeeper, or is it something I could realistically do myself by reading some books, etc.? The business brings in about $75k a year gross. It is currently only a service business (no products). We are an LLC. When I was a sole proprietor in my last business (much smaller), I just took care of the books and had a tax preparer do my taxes at the end of the year. Easy. I'm just wondering if it's worth the money to have someone else do it, and am I crazy to try it myself? Adam
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