Gilbert is the proprietor of a small business. In 2017, the business income, before consideration of...

Gilbert is the proprietor of a small business. In 2017, the business income, before consideration of any cost recovery or § 179 deduction, is $3,000,000. Gilbert spends $2,500,000 on new seven-year class assets (use half year convention), and elects to take the § 179 deduction on them. He elects not to take additional first-year depreciation. Gilbert's cost recovery deduction for 2017, for 5-year asset purchases, is $780,000.

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a. What is the tentative amount of Gilbert's overall § 179 deduction for the seven-year class assets before any income limitation?
$

b. Gilbert's cost recovery amount (excluding any § 179 deduction) for the seven-year class assets is $.

c. The total amount of Gilbert's § 179 deduction for the seven-year class assets after any income limitation is $.

d. Gilbert's total cost recovery depreciation deduction (including any § 179 deduction) is $.

e. What is the amount of any § 179 carryforward?
$

Expert Solution

a. The tentative amount of Gilbert's overall § 179 deduction for the seven-year class assets before any income limitation = $500,000

b. Gilbert's cost recovery amount (excluding any § 179 deduction) for the seven-year class assets
= ($2,500,000- $500,000)*14.29%

=$2,000,000* 14.29% = $285,800

c. The total amount of Gilbert's § 179 deduction for the seven-year class assets after any income limitation
Income limitation:
If the cost of your qualifying section 179 property placed in service in a year is more than $2,010,000, you generally must reduce the dollar limit (but not below zero) by the amount of cost over $2,010,000.
That means , here the cost of your section 179 property placed in service during 2017 = $2,500,000
Excess amount = 2,500,000- 2,010,000= $490,000
Then, we need to reduce her dollar limit to = ($500,000 − $490,000) = $10,000
d. Gilbert's total cost recovery depreciation deduction (including any § 179 deduction) is $.
Total cost recovery depreciation deduction = $10,000 + $285,800 = $295,800

e. The carry forward amount = $500,000 - $295,800 = $204,200

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