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Bonus Depreciation for 2024 and short term rental loophole

Stephen Sayles
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Does anyone know with the recent Tax Cuts and Jobs act for 2024 if bonus depreciation of 100% has been extended to 2026 for short term rentals? I believe it was scheduled to go to 60% this year. I am wondering because I am contemplating using the short term rental loophole this year.  Thanks for any information. 

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    Michael Baum
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    Michael Baum
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    It's not a loophole. It is just the law.

    Loopshole - A way of avoiding or escaping a cost or legal burden that would
    otherwise apply by means of an omission or ambiguity in the wording of a
    contract or law.

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