What constitutes placing an aircraft "In Service" for tax purposes? Simply taking a business flight at the end of the tax year may not be enough, warns attorney Troy Rolf. Tax Considerations: When Depreciation Begins
Federal Income Tax Treatment of Personal Use of Aircraft
In this concluding article on the basics of aircraft acquisition, Attorney Keith Swirsky discusses tax planning, ownership structures and considerations of Federal Aviation Regulations. Acquiring a Business Aircraft 101 (Part 2)
What Are Reasonable Travel Expenses
This webinar consisted of two parts. In Part 1, Chris Younger provided an overview of various “limited aircraft usage” options including on-demand charter, block charter, cards programs and fractional ownership, including a comparison of the pros and cons of each alternative. In Part 2 he gave a detailed overview of important issues that purchasers and owners […]
Legal advice and tax planning support are essential in every business aircraft acquisition, notes attorney Keith Swirsky. In all aircraft transactions, documentation should clearly detail the rights and obligations of the individual parties involved. Acquiring a Business Aircraft 101 (Part 1)
Strategies for Tracking & Reporting Non-Business Use of Aircraft
Technology and Legal Fees
Keith Swirsky and Troy Rolf provide a detailed overview of the process of participating in, preparing for and defending a Federal income tax or Federal excise tax audit or a state sales and use tax audit that involves taxpayer owned and/or operated aircraft. They provide a detailed discussion of the process and procedure utilized in […]
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