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From Wiley:
“A corporation may elect to deduct up to $5,000 of organization expenditures for the tax year in which the corporation begins business. The $5,000 amount must be reduced – not below zero – by the amount by which organizational expenditures exceed $50,000. Remaining expenditures must be deducted ratably over the 180-month period beginning with the month in which the corporation begins business.”
A couple things –
One of the questions stated that there was $130,500 in organization costs and began business in March. The answer uses the calculation (10/180 x 130,500) to get $7,250 in organization expenses. I’m confused as this amount is over the $5,000 amount “allowed” – what am I missing?
And for some reason, I keep thinking I seen that the $5,000 number is no longer used but $10,000 – can anybody verify?
And, do you use the same calculations for organization costs for start-up costs?
Thanks in advance.
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