Short Tax Year Depreciation - TheTaxBook
A short tax year is any tax year with less than 12 full months. A short tax year can occur in the first or last year of a partnership, corporation, or estate’s existence, or when a taxpayer changes from a fiscal year to a calendar year or vice versa. The MACRS percentage tables cannot be used with a short tax year. ................
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