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Ray Taylor
  • Investor
  • Hawaii
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Calculating Tax Depreciation

Ray Taylor
  • Investor
  • Hawaii
Posted

So I have tons of questions about how depreciation is actually calculated, but I will start small... Many references say you calculate the yearly depreciation in the value of the building(not land) at purchase and divide by 27.5 years. My question is what if you refinance to take cash out. Do you take the new loan amount and figure building cost to figure out what you depreciate or are you stuck with the old value?

If anyone knows of a book or any other resource that gets into this depth of taxes I would like to know or the resource. I currently do not have a CPA as I only own one rental property I just want to have a working knowledge of the area to make better-informed decisions on future sales of properties.

Thank everyone for their time and support!

Ray

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