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New client purchased a boat $350,000
4% interest rate paid to person who sold the boat
Do I depreciate the boat? Which would I use to depreciate it? "G" general purpose tools/ machine/ equipment?
Thank you!
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Bought a boat for what? Is he in a business that uses a boat? Is it a second home for him perosnally?
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bought because he is a fisherman LLC on a sch C
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The IRS rules on depreciation allow a fishing business to depreciate boats over a span of seven years; a 10-year depreciation applies to fish tenders and fish processing boats.
He'll also have the interest expense on that loan to deduct.
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@Just-Lisa-Now- So how do you do that?
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Do what?
You set up the boat on Sch C, Asset entry worksheet, use Code G (I think?) for 7 year equipment.
Interest paid on the loan in 2022 would go on Line 16.
If this is a commercial lender he should get a statement that shows Interest paid each year, if its a private seller you may want to create an amortization schedule so you know what the interest is each year.
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