Discussion:Section 263a
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Discussion Forum Index --> Tax Questions --> Section 263a
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| Does anyone have a good formula that they use to calculate the sec. 263a adjustment? | |
| 28 September 2006 | |
| I perform several §263A (cap A) calculations for automobile dealership clients (large resellers) as well as for some small to mid-size manufacturers. Most any reasonable allocation of purchasing, handling and G&A costs to inventory will be accepted. Headaches are when LIFO is method of valuing inventories. Are you dealing with resellers or manufacturers? | |
