Today TaxMama hears from Keith in the TaxQuips Forum, with an interesting question.
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“There’s no office space near me, so I want to buy a boat as the office for my C Corp. I could easily maintain a log for any recreational use to facilitate separating business and personal use.”
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Dear Keith,
That’s an interesting idea.
Generally, it’s not wise to have a C-Corp buy an appreciating asset, since the sale is double-taxed. But boats don’t tend to appreciate in value, do they?
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And if not cared for really well, they depreciate rapidly.
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So, yes, buy it. Definitely keep a log. But I’d suggest that when you use it personally, you should pay the corporation rent for the day(s). Determine the fair market rent – print it out – and pay that for each use.
Do not use bonus depreciation or Section 179 depreciation – where you get to write the whole amount off at once.
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That would come back and bite you if you stopped using it for business in less than 10 years.
IRS Publication 946 explains Depreciation https://www.irs.gov/publications/p946/index.html
You can find your depreciation class here – to determine how long to depreciate the boat – see Vessels, barges, tugs, and similar water transportation equipment. https://www.irs.gov/publications/p946/ch04.html#en_US_publink1000107513
That’s a good start. Incidentally, you can deduct the interest on your Corporation, as well. I always hate the idea of paying rent and getting nothing permanent in return.
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