NYC Btq Case Study

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The net taxable income arising from the cancellation of NYC BTQ Lease(i.e. Store#604)= Income arising from the Cancellation of the lease – the net tax value of store’s old fixed assets + the net tax value of the NYC BTQ old TI allowance- depreciation (including bonus depreciation, which is 50% of the acquisition cost ) of the new store’s fixed asset.

The amount received by St. John Knits for the cancellation of NYC BTQ lease is treated as a capital gain, which may offset any capital losses, if any. If a capital loss is not available, the capital gain is taxed at the regular tax rate of 35%. See IRC §§1241 and 1231.

The net tax value of NYC BTQ fixed assets is $994,237.
NYC BTQ (i.e. Store 604) TI allowance balance is zero for book and tax

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