Property Transaction | Capital Gain | Capital Loss | Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 | CPA Exam REG

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Capital assets include any property held by the taxpayer other than inventory, accounts receivable, and depreciable property or real estate used in a business. Thus, the sale or exchange of assets in these categories usually results in ordinary income or loss treatment
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Do taxpayers have to depreciate their personalty or realty? What if they don't depreciate? If they don't depreciate they don't have to recapture accumulated depreciation, right?

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