All of the following statements concerning depreciation are correct EXCEPT: a.Depreciation is a method of cost...
All of the following statements concerning depreciation are correct EXCEPT:
a.Depreciation is a method of cost recovery that allows a taxpayer to receive his capital back over the useful life of an asset.
b.Assets purchased for personal use are eligible for depreciation deductions.
c.Depreciation deductions cause a downward adjustment in the taxpayer’s basis.
d.Depreciation on real estate is taken on a straight-line basis.
Homework Answers
Assets which are purchased for business purpose and used for business are eligible for depreciation deduction.
Assets purchased for personal purpose are not eligible for depreciation deduction.
Answer: Option B.
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