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Join Date: May 2003
Location: southern California
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Talk to another CPA, you can put it in some revocable trust with a lawyer and then sell and withdraw the trust and pay no taxes. I made that mistake when I sold my Aston Martin DB4. IIRC, things like showing it at fund raising concours can also lower the taxable value. "Hey, I only used it as a financial vehicle for charity fund raising at charity concours". Talk to a CPA and lawyer BEFORE you auction/sell it.
For example I had something like 1,800 receipts from 1971 until I sold it in 2008. I put them all in an Excel spreadsheet. That $0.49 roll of electrical tape you bought in 1971? You can write off $0.49 against the selling price 35 years later.
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Hugh
Last edited by Hugh R; 03-19-2013 at 06:21 PM..
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