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Old September 1st 05, 05:57 PM
Robert M. Gary
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"Someone with enough money to purchase a high performance aircraft for
cash
would have tax accounting resources at his/her disposal to be able to
structure the purchase as a business purchase. "

I do have enough money to pay cash for a plane but I still can't make
it a business expense. My business travel schedule doesn't work well
for Mooney flying. I would have to actually make business trips in the
Mooney. As I recall, you just document that 51% of your trips for
business related. I did incorporate my Mooney but the corp doesn't
generate any cash (other than what I put in every month ).

-Robert

 




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