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KEEPING RECORDS IN GOOD ORDER CAN PAY OFF HOMEOWNERS KIT IS A USEFUL TOOL FOR THOSE WITH FEW COMPUTER SKILLS
[NORTH SPORTS FINAL Edition]
Chicago Tribune (pre-1997 Fulltext) - Chicago, Ill.
Author: Steve Kerch, Tribune Staff Writer.
Date: Oct 21, 1993
Start Page: 5
Section: YOUR MONEY
Text Word Count: 759
Abstract (Document Summary)

Designed and sold by Wilson-Crawford & Co. of northwest suburban Wauconda, the kit is the kind of paper-and-ink record-keeping system that doesn't take a computer software genius to operate.

The idea behind the kit is specifically to help homeowners save on taxes, said Larry Schwager, president of Wilson-Crawford.

"Many homeowners are not familiar enough with the various tax laws that pertain to the ownership of their homes and, more important, they do not keep adequate records to support their home-cost expenses for tax purposes," Schwager said.

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