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Property contributed to a partnership is not eligible for bonus depreciation, whether or not the tax basis of the property equals the propertys fair market value.
Bonus depreciation is a tax incentive that allows a business to immediately deduct a large percentage of the purchase price of eligible assets, such as machinery, rather than write them off over the useful life of that asset. Bonus depreciation is also known as the additional first-year depreciation deduction.
In 2023, businesses can write off up to 80% of the purchase price of an asset placed into service in the calendar year, and then depreciate the remaining 20% cost of the property over the course of several years. Below is the full bonus depreciation phase-out schedule: 2023: 80% 2024: 60%
For example, if your business leases a piece of equipment before purchasing it, you would not be able to claim bonus depreciation on the equipment. The taxpayer didnt acquire the property from a related party. The taxpayer didnt acquire the property as part of a tax-free transaction, such as a like-kind exchange.
In order to qualify for bonus depreciation deduction, certain criteria must be met. Qualifying assets can include: Modified Accelerated Cost Recovery System (MACRS) property with a recovery period of 20 years or less. This includes such property as computer equipment and office furniture.
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When utilized by landlords, bonus depreciation in real estate can be a huge benefit resulting in higher returns and a lower tax bill. Given that it is on a limited timeline though, you may want to frontload some of your capital expenditure now to take advantage of high depreciation rates.
Used property is eligible for additional first-year depreciation if the property was not used by the taxpayer or a predecessor at any time prior to acquisition. In other words, the use of the property has to be new with that taxpayer, although the property itself can be used property.
If the contributed property is depreciable, the 704(c) gain is reduced over time as the property is depreciated, and the nonrecourse liabilities previously allocable to the contributing partner may become allocable (in whole or in part) to other partners.

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