If so, you may be immune from capital gains tax and then the depreciation would not matter.

This was unfortunate as the loan I had on the automobile was a 0% interest loan--thus the reason I had the loan in the first place.

Imagine a world where kids die from the flu, ear infections, or where kidney stones, bad gall bladders and appendicitis are death penalties?

As I wrote weeks ago, the best stimulus for our economy is not checks, but rather a COVID vaccine (and herd immunity).

My question is for anyone who has moved their personal automobiles under the LLC umbrella and converted to commercial insurance.Is moving the autos underneath the LLC a good move and converting to commercial?

We completely redid all units before they moved and this issue came one year after so hate to spend but worried if that’s the case can infect other units.

When money chases an opportunity at scale there is always the risk of a market being flooded and our local focus is not immune from national trends.

Look at which subsets got infected the most.

It's quoted that the President of Michigan Saving's Bank told Henry Ford not to invest in the automobile because, "The Horse is here to stay, the automobile is just a fad".Obviously he was wrong.

He did have diplomatic immunity which complicates the issue, but I’d still make sure you can get loans.