Will even leasing a Range Rover give me a headache?

JordanWearinThe45

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But the write off is for the first year purchased. And it’s capped at $25000, so if you lease payment is $800 a month for 36 months that’s $28800 over the life of the lease, so the $25k gets wiped off in the first year off rip. But you still gonna be making the payments and not getting that any more tax breaks later On right? Just making sure I overstand.
 

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But the write off is for the first year purchased. And it’s capped at $25000, so if you lease payment is $800 a month for 36 months that’s $28800 over the life of the lease, so the $25k gets wiped off in the first year off rip. But you still gonna be making the payments and not getting that any more tax breaks later On right? Just making sure I overstand.

Yea it says 25k plus another 50% off. It's best to consult a business tax expert before leasing because even reading it a couple of times it's still confusing.
 

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TBH, I would probably go Volvo or Audi before a Range, but if that is where your heart is set, you should be fine leasing it. Put it under your business and you can write off a portion of the payments.
 
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