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What to know about Form 4562: Depreciation and Amortization

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Jump to: What is Form 4562? What is listed property for depreciation? What does a depreciation schedule look like? What is Form 4562? Form 4562 instructions Is Form 4562 required every year? Section 179 and expensing property Running a company is expensive. Let’s take a closer look at the form and its uses.

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Software depreciation: Exploring tax implications and deductions

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Jump to: What is software depreciation? What is software depreciation? Depreciation in general is an annual income tax deduction that enables taxpayers to recover the cost of business assets over a number of years. And certain intangible property, like computer software, patents, and copyrights, can also be depreciated.

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Amortization in accounting 101

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Jump to: What is amortization in accounting? What are the different amortization methods? How to calculate amortization Amortization vs. depreciation Managing amortization of assets Companies have a lot of assets. Some assets will fall under amortization accounting. What are intangible assets?

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How to record the lease liability and corresponding asset

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Jump to: What is needed to record lease liability? What is needed to calculate the right-of-use asset? How do you calculate the right-of-use asset? At which amount do we record the lease asset? The most challenging aspect of documenting the lease liability and right-of-use asset involves data collection.

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Tax depreciation 101

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Jump to: What is tax depreciation? What is bonus depreciation? How to calculate tax depreciation What are the tax depreciation methods? What is MACRS? What is tax depreciation? It is the recovery of an asset cost over a number of years or, in other words, the asset’s useful life.

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How to upskill accountants

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The accounting profession is in the midst of a transformation, and firms must ensure they are upskilling their accountants to remain competitive and keep pace. This article will explore how current technology can help accountants find the time they need to broaden their skillsets and further propel their career.

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Tenth Anniversary of Blog

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This is the 1,005 th blog I posted in the last ten years, and today will start my eleventh year of these blogs. This is primarily a business blog and I post topics clients have expressed interest in, and I am gratified to be able to help them in this manner.