Form CT-399 Depreciation Adjustment Schedule Tax Year 2022-2025

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  2. Begin with Part 1, where you will compute New York State depreciation modifications. Fill in the legal name of your corporation and employer identification number at the top.
  3. In Section A, list each item of depreciable property. For each item, provide a description and complete columns B through I, including details like date placed in service and cost basis.
  4. Proceed to Section B for properties qualified under IRC section 168(k)(2). Again, identify each item and fill out the required columns as instructed.
  5. If applicable, move to Part 2 for disposition adjustments. Here, calculate differences between federal and New York State depreciation deductions for disposed properties.
  6. Finally, summarize your adjustments in Part 3 by entering amounts from previous sections into the designated lines.

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Not all property qualifies for the 100% bonus depreciation deduction. Several requirements must be met for property to qualify: The property must have a MACRS (Modified Accelerated Cost Recovery System) recovery period of 20 years or fewer for property other than building structures or systems.
Listed Property generally refers to property that could be used for personal and business purposes. For listed property, the business use must be over 50% for the taxpayer to claim the Section 179 expense or the accelerated depreciation, MACRS.
Section 179 eligible property includes: Qualified computer equipment and software. Property listed under MACRS (the modified accelerated cost recovery system) with a recovery period of no more than 20 years. Water utility properties. Specified plants. Qualified improvement property. Qualified film and television productions.
The TCJA 100% bonus depreciation continues to phase out. A big tax benefit from 2017s TCJA began phasing out at the end of 2022. The 100% bonus depreciation continues downward with qualifying property getting 80% for 2023, 60% for 2024, and now 40% for 2025.
Bonus depreciation typically applies to tangible personal property, such as machinery, equipment, furniture, and vehicles, as well as certain qualified improvement property and specific types of real property improvements. These assets must have a useful life of 20 years or less.
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Depreciation Adjustment Schedule. CT-399-I. General information. Corporations taxable under Articles 9-A and 33 are subject to depreciation modifications required under their respective articles when determining New York State taxable income.
The depreciation limitations for passenger automobiles acquired after September 27, 2017, and placed in service during calendar year 2022, for which the section 168(k) additional first year depreciation deduction applies, is $19,200 for the 1st tax year, $18,000 for the 2nd tax year, $10,800 for the 3rd tax year, and
What Cant You Depreciate? Land. Collectibles like art, coins, or memorabilia. Investments like stocks and bonds. Buildings that you arent actively renting for income. Personal property, which includes clothing, and your personal residence and car. Any property placed in service and used for less than one year.

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