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Thank you for your videos. They are so helpful. Do taxpayers have to depreciate their personalty or realty? What if they don't depreciate? If they don't depreciate they don't have to recapture accumulated depreciation, right?
very different from canadian tax. can't really say yet which one is more complicated. i don't know why i'm taking this course, gonna be really confused by the end.
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What about art pieces? Do they get treated as personal property?
Thank you for your videos. They are so helpful.
Do taxpayers have to depreciate their personalty or realty? What if they don't depreciate? If they don't depreciate they don't have to recapture accumulated depreciation, right?
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very different from canadian tax. can't really say yet which one is more complicated. i don't know why i'm taking this course, gonna be really confused by the end.