Glossary: MACRS
MACRS refers to “modified accelerated cost recovery system,” which is the default depreciation method used for tax purposes.
MACRS refers to “modified accelerated cost recovery system,” which is the default depreciation method used for tax purposes.
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I wanted to follow-up on previous blog post where I wrote about cell phones no longer being “listed property.” Listed property is property covered under Section 274 of the Internal Revenue Code and includes “entertainment” property such as computers and cameras. Vehicles are also considered to be listed property. Section 274 requires strict documentation of […]
The Small Business Jobs Act of 2010, signed into law in September, removes employer-provided cell phones from the category of “listed property.” This means employers can take a deduction for the cost of the cell phones without having to collect burdensome documentation of business vs. personal use from employees. In the past, employees would be […]