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If you donate valuable items to charity and you itemize deductions on your tax return, you may be required to get an appraisal. The IRS requires donors and charities to supply certain information to prove their right to deduct contributions. If you donate an item of property (or a group of similar items) worth more than $5,000, certain requirements apply. You must: get a qualified appraisal; receive the qualified appraisal before your tax return is due; attach an appraisal summary to the first tax return on which the deduction is claimed; include other information with the return; and maintain certain records. Other rules apply to larger gifts and there are exceptions. Questions? Contact us: https://loom.ly/rbCQ39M

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If you’re buying a business, you want the best results possible AFTER taxes. You can potentially structure a purchase in two ways: 1) Buy the business assets. 2) Buy the seller’s entity ownership interest. If you’re buying assets, you must allocate the purchase price to the specific assets acquired. The amount allocated to each asset becomes the initial tax basis of that asset. For depreciable and amortizable assets (such as furniture, equipment, buildings, software and intangibles such as customer lists), the initial tax basis determines the post-acquisition tax deductions. The allocation process can lead to better or worse post-acquisition tax results. Contact us for assistance or to schedule a free consultation: https://loom.ly/rbCQ39M

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If you’re buying a new home, you may have considered keeping your current home and renting it out. This carries potential tax benefits and pitfalls. You’re generally treated as a landlord once you begin renting your home.

That means you must report rental income on your tax return, but are entitled to deductions for utilities, incidental repairs, depreciation and other expenses. However, you could forfeit a big tax break if you sell the home at a profit. You can generally escape tax on up to $250,000 ($500,000 for married joint filers) of gain on the sale of a principal home. But to qualify, you must use the home as your principal residence for at least two of the five years before the sale.

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