I have a client who operated a tanning salon (S-corporation). The salon was leasing a part of the building that the client owns and incurred sigfnificant leasehold improvements. At some point in 2010, he decides to leave the tanning business, sells the equipment. He also leases that part of the building to a unrelated party.
Now he wants to write off the undepreciated amount relating to the leasehold improvements.
I was following this discussion and came to conclusion that he needs to continue to depreciate those improvements because he owns the building and did not really "abandon" the improvements. Is anything wrong with analysis? Thank you so much!
Now he wants to write off the undepreciated amount relating to the leasehold improvements.
I was following this discussion and came to conclusion that he needs to continue to depreciate those improvements because he owns the building and did not really "abandon" the improvements. Is anything wrong with analysis? Thank you so much!
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