By Molly McMillin, The Weekly of Business Aviation, April 18, 2022 (Original Article) This article has been republished with permission from the author and Aviation Week Network. The fast rise in […]
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By: Letisha D. Bivins State taxes are often overlooked in general aviation. Whether you use your plane for business or just for personal pleasure, there are state taxes that may […]
As we approach the last quarter of 2019, market indicators support the possibility of a very strong year-end in aircraft transactions. If you have not purchased or sold an aircraft […]
Bankruptcy Court Affirms a Taxpayer’s Ability to Take General Aviation Deductions for Aircraft that Supports Another Business General aviation owners and operators are well acquainted with the ability of aircraft […]
During past budget shortfalls, aircraft have been the target of securing additional revenues through the aggressive collection of sales, use, and property tax. The portability of aircraft can make it […]
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act has provided an incredible opportunity for business aircraft owners to purchase aircraft, both pre-owned and new, to begin or strengthen their fleets. Aircraft placed […]
The recent modifications to the tax code under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) represent the most significant modifications in more than three decades, according to the experts at […]
Title: Tax Change Helps Executives Afford Pricier Planes Author: Rachel Feintzeig – Sept. 12, 2018 Source: Wall Street Journal The recent changes to the tax code are giving business executives a new […]