Income statement: Depreciation: $135,663
Book depreciation is determined using straight-line method, a zero estimated residual value, and a full year of depreciation for the year of acquisition. Wildcat purchases and places into service the assets on Jan 1, 2018:
Original Cost | Estimated useful life | MACRS recovery period | Class life |
$ 350,627 | 8 years | 7 years | 12 years |
$ 1,102,023 | 12 years | 5 years | 9 years |
Wildcat does not use Sec. 179 or bonus depreciation.
What is the the taxable depreciation?
I don't know if toy need this or not? Balance sheet: Depreciable property (net of $135,663) : $ 1,316,987
Thanks!
For calculating taxable depreciation, the MACRS recovery period is considered. The guideline and rates on recovery period is provided by IRS. Accordingly depreciation is calculated as
Quarter of purchase |
MACRS recovery period |
Depreciation Rate |
Original basis |
Depreciation |
1st |
7 year |
14.29% |
350627 |
50105 |
1st |
5 year |
20 % |
1102023 |
220405 |
Total taxable depreciation |
270510 |
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