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I'm going through Turbo Tax, itemizing my business expenses, and I can't figure out where to put a software package that I purchased for $90. Here are the catagories and examples that come closest:
Assets (depreciation) -- computers, copiers, office furniture Supplies -- pens, papers, printer ink Other Office -- bottled water, shredding Misc -- answering services, bank charges |
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Other or Misc. If it was much more (like over $100) I'd probably depreciate it (straight line - 3 years - can take Section 179 - fully depreciate now - for Fed but NOT for your state).
Since it's under $100 I would put it to "office expense," personally. But if Turbo Tax doesn't give you that option, "other" should do. Generally it's good to have a rule in place to only depreciate assets over "x" amount. As long as you are consistent and the amount is reasonable. The IRS understands you don't want to depreciate every $50 asset (technology has gotten so cheap!). Software is considered an asset though. |
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