What is the depreciable period, in terms of the QBI deduction, for a vehicle ?
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Depreciable period is 10 years.
Qualified Property – The other element of the wage limitation is qualified property, which is defined as meaning tangible, depreciable property which is held by and available for use in the qualified trade or business at the close of the tax year, which is used at any point during the tax year in the production of qualified business income, and the “depreciable period” (see definition below) for which has not ended before the close of the tax year.
Qualifying tangible depreciable property would include, for example:
Depreciable Period – For this purpose, the term depreciable period means the period beginning on the date the taxpayer first puts the property in service and ending on the later of:
(a) 10 years after the placed-in-service date or
(b) The last day of the last full year of the applicable MACRS
recovery period of the property (Code Sec. 199A(b)(6)(B)).
Note: The proposed regulations made it clear that qualified property that is expensed under 100% bonus depreciation or Section 179 will be included based upon their normal MACRS recovery period.
What is the depreciable period, in terms of the QBI deduction, for a vehicle ?
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