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Anthony Snyder
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Deprecation information

Anthony Snyder
  • Nineveh, IN
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hello,

I'm trying to figure out how to fine information on a assets life span. For example: how do you figure that a house life span is 27 years?

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Daria B.
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Daria B.
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I'm not sure that anyone cares other than the IRS that has already stated what the life span is for property. Do you need to have this for anything in particular? I've never seen anything to the contrary of just knowing which to choose when doing the depr. Ie property 27.5 yr, appliances 5 yrs, etc.

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