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According to this, vBulletin does not track IP addresses for polls and allowing unregistered users to vote is susceptible to fraud...
I hate to be "that guy," but... I suspect someone is cheating on the poll. I check CF probably every half our or so, and I since this poll has...
This x 1000. Spend $120 for a smartphone whose OS promises it will catch up (that's a big if), $200 for a platform where manufacturers are...
Google translate it. I lol'ed when I got the gist of the statement.
The fake injury: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_SdfD8NgGI0
Sometime around the 110-115 mark I believe.
I haven't been able to find it yet, but basically, the girl just lays down on the ground faking hurt, FIFA medics come out and carries her off on...
... Every year. You lose depreciation expense because you've been forced to reduce the depreciable basis by the gain recognized during the...
No. The gain is deferred always. The gain is used to reduce your basis in the property you acquired. This in turn reduces the maximum depreciation...
Firstly, section 1031 is like-kind exchange. You dont avoid taxes doing a like kind exchange. Best case scenario is you are able to defer the...
The only way your payments for a financed asset are interest only are when you have negative amortization. A business who finances some property...
Because book depreciation methods often differ from tax depreciation. Many companies use straight line depreciation for their assets because it's...
Absolutely 100% wrong. If you're an individual, and you work as a sole proprietor (meaning you file a schedule C, E, or F), you can claim...
Ok. That epinions article you quoted and the bolded statement above shows me you don't understand why depreciation exists. Depreciation is HOW you...
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What you're talking about is nothing exclusive to tax and it doesn't create any sort of benefit. The fact that it's reported as two separate...
It's not double dipping... the cost of financing a purchase is a separate expense. If you chose to buy computer equipment and finance it, you'd...
No, you're not double dipping. Your total cost to purchase the rental (your total expense) is the principle amount + interest from the loan...
First off, if a contract (that has value) were to lose value, you don't "depreciate it." You recognize it as an impairment loss which is a...
I'll say it again: human capital is not a depreciable asset for financial reporting. Beyond this tax shelter, RDA (which is only for tax...
