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David K.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Park City, UT
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Land Allocation In Condos

David K.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Park City, UT
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Once you file a 4562 with a certain land allocation can you then file a 1040x to amend the land allocation if you think you allocated too much of the purchase price to land?  I based my allocations on the Summit County, Utah tax assessment letters which had land as around 40% of the value of the condo units I own, however I hear from many people that condos should have at maximum 20% allocated.  I may need to make some adjustments and i'm hoping someone has some experience with amending 4562s and could tell me whether or not its possible.  I want my income to appear as low as possible so I can avail myself of no federal income tax and free healthcare from Uncle Obama.

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