- Identify the latest legislation and regulations regarding depreciation and capitalizing business assets.
- Identify planning opportunities and potential pitfalls.
Depreciation allows businesses to spread the expense of the asset over several years rather than recognizing the entire cost in the year of purchase, whereas capitalization can provide benefits beyond the current accounting period, ensuring that the cost is matched with the revenue it helps generate over time. This course addresses the latest tax legislation impacting depreciation and capitalization of business assets, including Section 179 and 168(k) deductions, and explores proper planning and potential pitfalls.
Prerequisite:
Basic working knowledge of tax
depreciation.
Advanced preparation:
None
Looking for extra flexibility? You can attend the program virtually, instead. Check here for details on the virtual option.
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Through May 12: $204 MICPA Members /
$279 Non-Members
May 13 - May 26: $214 MICPA Members / $289 Non-Members
May 27 - June 9: $224 MICPA Members / $299 Non-Members
- Recent tax legislation, rules and developments related to capitalization and depreciation after OBBBA 2025
- Capitalization of tangible property, including materials and supplies, building and improvements
- Small taxpayer safe harbor
- Section 179, including 2024-25 inflation adjustment
- Section 168(k) 100% bonus deduction
- Late bonus depreciation election
- Qualified improvement property
- Depreciation of automobiles, including new luxury auto limits
- ADS depreciation for electing farm and real estate business
CPAs in public practice and members in industry seeking to better understand the ever-changing depreciation rules.
- Taxes
- Douglas J. Van Der Aa
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