Sandra H. asked

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Wife dies 3/1/2015; triplex rental owned as community property; only child inherits ½; I, as surviving spouse, retain ½. Purchase range for rental on 8/1/2014 for $600 (5 year life; ½ year convention). Depreciate $60 in 2014 and $60 during wife's life in 2015 (through 3/1/2015). What is the calculation on remaining depreciation for this asset?

September 21st, 2024

Thomas A. answered

In a community property state, the full value of the property gets a stepped-up basis upon the death...

September 21st, 2024

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