IRS reading pertaining to acquisition and disposition of property
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IRS citations pertaining to acquisition and disposition of property

Jun 24, 2012 Bookkeeping, Income Tax, Tax Strategies


As a small business owner you need to consider the following IRS reading list pertaining to the acquisition and disposition of property:

IRS Pub 544 – Sales and Other Dispositions of Assets
IRS Pub 547 – Casualties, Disasters, and Thefts (Business and Nonbusiness)
IRS Pub 551 – Basis of Assets
IRS Pub 552 – Recordkeeping for Individuals

You may want to reference instructions for IRS Form 4797 – Sales of Business Property, IRS Form 8594 – Asset Acquisition Statement Under Section 1060, IRS Form 8824 – Like-Kind Exchanges, and IRS Form 8949 – Sales and Other Dispositions of Property.  Also consider barter exchange transactions.

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