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How does a taxpayer claim the Commercial Buildings tax deduction?

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How does a taxpayer claim the Commercial Buildings tax deduction?

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The taxpayer should always consult his/her own tax specialist. The IRS has not provided a special form. The ISR instructions to business forms (Form 1120 for corporations, Form 1120-S for S corporations and Form 1065 for partnerships) indicate that the taxpayer should include the amount of the deduction in the amount entered in the “Other deductions” line of the tax return. A statement listing the types and amounts of “other deductions” should be attached to the return. In addition, it is important that a taxpayer obtain and retain the necessary certifications and documentation to claim the deduction. See IRS Notice 2006-52 for these requirements. (Source: www.lightingtaxdeduction.org) Another option is using IRS Form 4562, Depreciation & Amortization, Part I Special Depreciation Allowance & Other Depreciation. Top Determining the Watts/Sq. Ft.

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