kcjenkins Posted July 18, 2012 Report Posted July 18, 2012 http://nlpc.org/stories/2012/07/11/chevy-volt-60-day-return-makes-tax-credit-abuse-likely A very interesting question, how will you deal with it if a client of yours wants to take the credit, after they had returned the car? Quote
jainen Posted July 19, 2012 Report Posted July 19, 2012 >>how will you deal with it if a client of yours wants to take the credit<< No credit because the sales contract was rescinded. If he whines I'll suggest a non-deductible capital loss for the license and fees that were not refunded. If he still whines, I'll suggest a taxable gain for the excess refunded over the FMV of a used vehicle. I can be just as silly as any of my clients! 1 Quote
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