3 results for tag: Bonus Depreciation

2022 Last-Minute Vehicle Purchases to Save on Taxes

Do you need a replacement business car, SUV, van, or pickup truck? Do you need tax deductions this year? Do you need a tax credit to offset what you owe to the IRS? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you need to examine this article and get ready to smile. Thanks to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), you can write off the cost of a vehicle purchase in 2022—including, in many cases, up to 100 percent of the cost—faster than ever before. And if you plan on purchasing an electric car or a plug-in hybrid electric vehicle, you may qualify for a tax credit of up to $7,500. Get the Timing Right Donʼt procrastinate. If ...

Ready, Set, Depreciate

Parts of this article are published with permission from Bradford Tax Institute, © 2021 Daniel Morris, Morris + D’Angelo When you buy real property (or personal property that lasts more than one year) to use in your business, you may have up to three options for deducting the cost: Regular Depreciation Bonus Depreciation IRC Section 179 expensing (technically, depreciation in advance) Regular Depreciation takes several years. Bonus Depreciation allows you, through 2022, to deduct 100 percent of the cost of personal property in one year. IRC Section 179 expensing allows you to deduct up to $1,050,000 of the cost of personal property....

2020 Last-Minute Vehicle Purchases to Save on Taxes

Here’s an easy question: Do you need more 2020 Tax Deductions? If yes, please read on. Next easy question: Do you need a replacement Business Vehicle? If yes, you can simultaneously solve or mitigate both the first challenge (needing more deductions) and the second challenge (needing a replacement vehicle), but you need to be using your vehicle and have it in service on or before December 31, 2020. To ensure compliance with the “Placed in Service” rule, drive the vehicle at least one business mile on or before December 31, 2020. In other words, you want to both own and drive the vehicle to ensure that it qualifies for the big tax ...