Who finances their Gallardo?
#46
That DINNER! Don't get cheap on me
#47
I highly doubt the IRS would go for that......
Personally any accountant that lets you do that is giving you bad advice. I would call that a MASSIVE red flag on your return.
My question would be why risk it. It will probably guarantee an audit which may open up a whole other can of worms.
Last edited by kinnsella; 01-21-2008 at 02:35 PM.
#48
Your accountant is trying to keep you from being audited.......writing off a Lamborghini is a first class ticket to the front of the audit line.
#50
again you are raising your profile....it's not worth it.
#51
Ya i thought down that road once and its stupid, cant afford it cash, dont do it. It will bite you in the *** in the long run, at least for me it would, i buy cars to drive the **** out of them, **** i put 22000 miles on my 996 in a matter of 6 months lol... That wouldnt work... 12 years?
#53
I have a very aggressive accountant who threads many needles for me. He also has several clients who are celebs and pro athletes, and he has told me that any return that tries to write off yachts, jets or exotic cars is a major red flag. Even if you could get the IRS to buy off on the expense write off, you still end up with an audit. Why risk it?
#54
Ya isnt that just stupid? its a car... 99% of them depreciate.
#55
u'd be surprised how many people are doing that. can u say love is blind?
most people don't keep it longer than a year though as far as i know.
most people don't keep it longer than a year though as far as i know.
#57
You mean kinda like the Regas guys from Adelphia Cable, flying their Ho's around on their jet and claimed business? Both father and son were sentenced to hard time for tax fraud. Everybody knows to get your Ho's local...never fly them on your jet!
#58
Go ahead I dare you.....