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2007 COMPLETE GUIDE TO DEPRECIATION, AMORTIZATION, AND SALE OF PROPERTY

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2006 COMPLETE GUIDE TO DEPRECIATION INDEX
 

ISSUES, PLANNING AND ANSWERS”

 Overview:  The purpose of this comprehensive manual is to provide an in-depth analysis of the complex maze of rules dealing with depreciation, amortization, and the sales of such property. A special emphasis has been placed on identifying unique planning opportunities and pitfalls. This great reference manual is written in a very practical format and contains many examples and charts to illustrate the most important points accountants need to be aware of. 

Major topics include:

* The latest cases and rulings involving depreciation and amortization issues and how they impact clients, along with the most useful planning opportunities
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Correctly handling depreciation on purchases and trade-ins of business vehicles
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Using cost segregation studies to dramatically enhance your clients' write-offs
* AMT depreciation adjustments and how to avoid them
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Accounting for a change in use of the asset
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Detailed coverage of the greatly increased §179 expense election and how to maximize its use; when to use it; what property qualifies?
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How to calculate depreciation in a short tax year and upon start-ups of businesses
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Understanding §197 amortization issues; how to handle software & website costs
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Are we correctly handling depreciation write-offs for retail, restaurant & personal service industries? What are "distributive trades and services?"
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Sale of property and the depreciation recapture rules (§§1245, 1250, unrecognized §1250 gain for real estate, §291); goodwill write-offs need to be recaptured too!
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Are we capitalizing "repairs" that could have been written off immediately?
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Advanced depreciation issues, corporate liquidation, §754 basis adjustments, transfer to/from trusts, tax-deferred exchanges, personal property converted to business property, and more 

Designed for: Accountants both in industry and public practice who need a thorough grasp of this important area of tax law and who want to maximize the possible tax savings for their clients. 

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Cost: (includes the postage and handling) - Only $169 You will have the ability to contact me by email with follow-up questions at no additional cost.
The Manual is sent both as an electronic Adobe Acrobat file (so that any key word, case name, etc. can be easily linked to) and as a hard copy reference for your tax library. The electronic copy will also enable you to forward the manual to each colleague in your office so that he or she will have ready access to this information on their own computer.
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For your convenience, an electronic copy of the manual along with any supplemental information will also be sent at the same time for your immediate use