Janet purchased her personal residence in 2008 for $250,000. In January 2018, she converted it to...
Janet purchased her personal residence in 2008 for $250,000. In
January 2018, she converted it to rental property. The fair market
value at the time of conversion was $210,000. (Use Table
6A-6)
- Determine the amount of cost recovery that can be taken in 2018:
- Determine the amount of cost recovery that could be taken in 2018 if the fair market value of the property were $350,000:
Homework Answers
1. Using straight-line 27.5 year: $210,000 x 3.636% = $7,635.60 i.e. $7,636
2. Using straight-line 27.5 year: $250,000 x 3.636% = $9,090
Note: since it converted from personal to business use, it should take lower of cost of FMV at conversion date
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