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Updated about 9 years ago, 11/04/2015

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Raja Gupta
  • Forest Hills, NY
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corporate structure

Raja Gupta
  • Forest Hills, NY
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I am planning to get an app developed for real estate. I don't think this app will make any money for at least two years. I would like to expense the app development expense for these two years. I am thinking of setting up sole proprietorship structure

1) I have hired a firm offshore for software development. Can I expense the software development expense to bring down my taxable income from my full time job. Is there a limit to how much can be expensed ?

2) If I cant expense the whole software development expense? then the question is..

I have some bonds which generate consistent interest income. Can I transfer them to this sole proprietorship structure and use the interest from them to pay for software development expense and hence create a tax advantaged structure ?

Thanks so much for your response.  

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