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Then again I always use white or gray shaker or flat panel cabinets and the variances in granite wouldn’t look as clean in my opinion.

Its sort of a grey area to see if the consideration as a purchase stems from the method of taxation or whether if title is held in a S corporation or a LLC.Most of these unique scenarios are different takes and if you ask one company or another you will get mixed answers because its in the gray area between the lines within the guide books.

I don't personally work on these matters, however a partner in my office Phil Diamond ([email protected]) is an expert in this area.Another recommendation would be Lowell Walters at Gray Robinson (Lowell.Walters@gray-robinson.com) Let me know if you have any questions.

Based on past cases and revenue rulings, other services that are required to maintain the space in condition for occupancy and are not "substantial" include: UtilitiesFurnished UnitsIncidentals such as bottled water, snacks, toilet paper, and soapCleanings of common areas or cleanings after the occupant has ended their stayUnfortunately, there is no clear line drawn in the sand as to what services might trigger a self-employment tax liability; the substantiality requirement creates a significant gray area to be navigated. 

This would take down a squirrel at Thompson Point at SIU-Carbondale Illinois. 

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It seems it is a gray area to the 7 lenders I asked.

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