As pet the HOMEWORKLIB POLICY, I am answering the first two questions:
11. macrs
(25000* .20)=5000
5000*.80=4000
because the second year usage of the car was less than 50% straight
line dep. must be used
25000*.10=2500
2500*.80=2000
cost recovery recapture = 4000-2000=2000
Answer is c. $2,000
12. If personal use assets are converted to business, the basis of the assets for depreciation would be -
Lower of -
In the given question, The Adjusted basis of assets is $120000 ( that is the purchased price ) and The fair market value of assets at the time of conversion is $90,000.
Option - (b) - $90,000, is Correct because the basis of the assets for depreciation would be lower of - The Adjusted basis of assets = $120000 ( that is the purchased price ), or The fair market value of assets at the time of conversion = $90,000.
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