So the IRS
allows accelerated depreciation, which puts most of the expense of the asset in the first years it is used.
Not exact matches
The Senate further
allows firms to
accelerate alternative minimum tax or research credits instead of taking bonus
depreciation, and includes film or videotape as property that qualifies for the
depreciation.
Examples include provisions that
allow immediate expensing or
accelerated depreciation of certain capital investments, and others that
allow taxpayers to defer their tax liability, such as the deferral of recognition of income on contributions to and income accrued within qualified retirement plans.
Input and output price growth are expected to
accelerate, owing to the combination of anticipated stronger commodity prices, pass - through of exchange rate
depreciation and signs of firming demand,
allowing firms to begin restoring profit margins.
Investors fear China's economy is even weaker than had been imagined, with Beijing, in a bid to help exporters,
allowing the yuan's
depreciation to
accelerate.
As noted by Tony Nitti at Forbes, the certainty of knowing the limits on these
accelerated depreciation benefits in the future
allows businesses to «finally act with some certainty over the coming years about the availability of a wide range of tax benefits.»
In recent years, two types of
accelerated depreciation have been
allowed by U.S. law.
Solar leases also
allow residents to benefit from
accelerated tax -
depreciation incentives available to solar leasing companies and other commercial businesses.
Under the generous federal 5 - year double declining balance
accelerated depreciation allowed for capital investments in commercial wind electric facilities, FPLEnery (or its parent company) will be able to shelter significant income from federal taxation.
A cost segregation study is a strategic analysis that
allows owners of commercial real estate to increase their cash flow by
accelerating depreciation - related tax deductions.
Accelerated Depreciation: A depreciation method that allows you to deduct or depreciate a greater portion of the cost of depreciable property in the first years after the property is placed into service, rather than spreading (depreciating) the cost evenly over the life of the asset, as with the straight -
Depreciation: A
depreciation method that allows you to deduct or depreciate a greater portion of the cost of depreciable property in the first years after the property is placed into service, rather than spreading (depreciating) the cost evenly over the life of the asset, as with the straight -
depreciation method that
allows you to deduct or depreciate a greater portion of the cost of depreciable property in the first years after the property is placed into service, rather than spreading (depreciating) the cost evenly over the life of the asset, as with the straight - line method.