IRS Form 4562 (Depreciation) Disallowed Section 179 Expense with Carryover | Step-by-Step Guide

Form 4562 Bonus Depreciation: • IRS Form 4562 (Depreci...
Form 4562 Section 179 Deduction: • IRS Form 4562 (Depreci...
IRS Form 4562 reports regular depreciation & amortization, Section 179 expense, and special bonus depreciation.
For this example, we look at an S corporation's Form 4562, where the company claims Section 179 expense on two machinery purchases during the year. However, the company cannot deduct the entire amount because of the business income limitation imposed on Section 179 The unused deduction is reported on Line 13 of Form 4562 and carried forward to the next tax year.
The Section 179 amount is separately stated on the K-1s because it is subject to taxable income limitations for both the company and the individual shareholder.
For more information on depreciation for businesses, view the Form 4562 instructions and IRS Publication 946.
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[@genggui]

Actually, 48,554 can be used for bonus depreciation instead of 179 carry to next year

[@johnathonjones1597]

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