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Depreciating an asset in two consecutive entities?

A car is the only depreciable asset in the business. The business produced no income and ($11k) in current year losses, of which depreciation was only $188.

In other words, depreciating the asset does provide not appear to provide any benefit, nor is it expected to.

 

Would electing to take depreciation on the car today - in an entity that I will soon close - disqualify its eligibility for depreciating it later in a new entity?

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Depreciating an asset in two consecutive entities?

No. The basis for depreciation would change, however.

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