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Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Mt. Pleasant, SC
Posts: 3,899
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I think it is 2 out of 5 years or 2 out of 7 years you have to show a profit, not the other way around. That really isn't that hard. You just don't write off anything that particular year or defer your expenses to the following year. Showing a profit can be $1. You depreciate your assets in a different way those particular years, etc. I don't know everything about it, but it's not my first rodeo either. That's why I have an accountant and attorney anyway. If they say it will work, I beilieve them. I am doing it more for the liability. There are many stories of cars wrecking, hitting the other car, and one person sueing the other. Many other stories of mishaps in the pits, etc. I also do not want to personally own my car. Being self employeed, in a volatile business, I don't want to own anything myself. If you are going to come after me for anything I am going to make you work for it. Actually when this is all said and done- my wife will own the business that owns the car. I will just be the driver. I could go on and on for all the reasons I am doing this, but it really doesn't matter. Thanks for everyones input so far, I think I'm gonna go with WWR. Simple, but it will work. Last edited by WWhittle; 07-10-2009 at 09:05 AM. |
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