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How do I write off equip purchased in 10' on 11's taxes

TAX help? How do I write off equipment and a vehicle purchased in 2010 on my 2011 taxes? We are talking about 15k in mowers, 3k for trailer, 2k in misc tools and 16k for a truck. Do I simply write off my monthly payments on the truck and mowers? What about the tools?

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No you do not write of the payments.  Those are fixed assets which are depreciated.  You should get help from an accountant or tax professional.

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For the amount of $$s your talking about, I would recommend having a CPA look at your specific situation. If the equipment and mower were bought new (as opposed to used) you can deduct either 50% or 100% of the total cost in 2010.  If you financed any of the purchases, the amount you could have deducted has nothing to do with the monthly payment. 

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