LISTED PROPERTY
Specified class of depreciable property, which is subdue to a special set of tax rules, given that the property is used not more than 50% of the time for a business or trade. It includes products such as cellphones, vehicles, and computer equipment. The rules limit the amount of deductions and depreciation that can be taken out if that asset is not mostly used in a business or trade.
Based on IRS records, listed property are automobiles that are less than 6,000 pounds, properties that are used for transportation, and properties used for transportation and computers.
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