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Joe Splitrock
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  • Rental Property Investor
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Expensing a Vehicle for Rental Business

Joe Splitrock
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Sioux Falls, SD
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For years I have just been claiming the standard mileage deduction. We drove about 2500 miles last year and we are considering buying a vehicle this year. The vehicle is a CUV that will be under 6000 pounds and the vehicle is over $50K. What type of tax benefit can I expect? I believe there is a reduced section 179 and or bonus depreciation. We will probably use the vehicle either 75% or 100% for business. 

Another question, should I get commercial plates? 

Is this enough miles to show legitimate need? 

We are adding a car because we have a teenage driver. Using it for rentals will conflict with her needs, so we really need a vehicle.

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