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When it comes getting a tax deduction,
all vehicles are not created equal.
In fact, there are huge differences in what you can deduct, depending on whether you buy a car, a pickup truck, or an SUV. And that's just for starters. You see, the differences within each of these categories actually depend on the weight of the vehicle! If you want to be a winner the next time you head over to the dealer’s lot, don't miss my latest article titled Maximum First-Year Tax Deduction on a Business Vehicle. Three ways our fact-filled article can help you:
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We'll
explain the implications of "luxury limits." Vehicles that have an unloaded gross weight of 6,000
pounds or less are considered "luxury autos." Which means they're
subject to depreciation limits under Section 280F. We'll explain what this
means to you in dollars-and-cents terms when you Read
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We'll
tell you how to handle a gain or loss. Regardless of what you paid for your vehicle, and
regardless of whether you used IRS mileage rates or actual expenses, you're
going to have a gain or loss when you sell or trade in your vehicle. How
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Sincerely,  W. Murray Bradford, CPA Publisher Tax Reduction Letter www.bradfordtaxinstitute.com |
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