Please solve 1,2,3 based on the data given. As typical of a start-up business, PNW, LLC expects to generate a current year loss with regular deprecation. As such, PNW, LLC does not elect Section 179 depreciation and elects out of bonus depreciation. PNW, LLC qualifies for the half year convention. How much depreciation is reported by Philadelphia Region 3 on assets purchased from Magellanic Resources? How much depreciation is reported by Kansas City Region 7 on assets purchased from Magellanic Resources? What asset class life was used by Kansas City Region 7 on assets purchased from Magellanic Resources?
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Please solve 1,2,3 based on the data given.
As typical of a start-up business, PNW, LLC expects to generate a current year loss with regular deprecation. As such, PNW, LLC does not elect Section 179
- How much depreciation is reported by Philadelphia Region 3 on assets purchased from Magellanic Resources?
- How much depreciation is reported by Kansas City Region 7 on assets purchased from Magellanic Resources?
- What asset class life was used by Kansas City Region 7 on assets purchased from Magellanic Resources?
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