A taxpayer elects to take a bunch of different assets which would normally be capitalized and instead deduct them as expenses using the de minimis rule for tangible property under IRC Section 263A. They are able to expense $7,500 in equipment this way. How should this be handled on the State return for California?
A taxpayer elects to take a bunch of different assets which would normally be capitalized and instead deduct them as expenses using the de minimis rule for tangible property under IRC Section 263A. They are able to expense $7,500 in equipment this way. How should this be handled on the State return for California?
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tangible property under IRC Section 263A. They are able to expense $7,500 in
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Transcribed Image Text:A taxpayer elects to take a bunch of different assets which would normally be
capitalized and instead deduct them as expenses using the de minimis rule for
tangible property under IRC Section 263A. They are able to expense $7,500 in
equipment this way. How should this be handled on the State return for California?
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