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Business & farm
Let me walk you through.
To input these, return to your business assets.
- Mark your mower as sold, enter the information.
- Enter the new mower and it's information.
The laws changed in 2018. What you have to do now is say that you sold the tractor and purchased a new one.
In your business, go to the asset and mark that you sold it. You will have sold it for $3,200 less than the price of your new mower if I am reading this correctly.
An example: Let's say the sales price of the new mower is $13,000. You only paid $3,200.
- Which means that you sold your old mower for $13,000-$3,200 = $9,800 for sales price.
- You will have income of $9,800 since your basis in the old mower is zero.
- 2019 Publication 544 - Internal Revenue Service
- Your basis in the new mower, is the amount you have now invested in that property, in your case $3,200
- Topic No. 703 Basis of Assets | Internal Revenue Service
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March 17, 2020
5:49 PM