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Tax Guru-Ker$tetter Letter
Monday, February 27, 2006
 
Sec 179 Limited At Entity Level

Q:

Subject: Question regarding 179 expense

Hello,
I happen to stop by your web site and read your article regarding 179 expense.
 
I am a major stock owner of a S corporation.
Last year, the company got not a samll loss
 
I have other source of income and overally I have some income to report last year.
In this case, may I apply section 179 expense deduction for the S-Corp.
 
Your prompt and kind reply will be highly appreciated.
 
Best regards 

A:

As your corporate tax accountant can tell you, an S corp with a net loss before counting the Sec. 179 deduction cannot claim Sec 179 on that year's 1120S. Sec. 179 is limited at the S corp level, and it doesn't make any difference whether or not the shareholders have other income to offset it.

Work with your corporate and personal professional tax advisors to work out the best strategy for your unique situation.

Good luck.

Kerry Kerstetter


Follow-Up:

Thank you for your kind and concise answer
bye
 
 

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