Depending on the cost of the vehicle and whether it’s new or pre-owned, you may not be able to claim to claim the full 20% depreciation allowance in the year placed the vehicle in service. For example, if in 2017 you bought a pre-owned vehicle used 100% for business and it cost $15,000, you get the full 20% depreciation allowance of $3,000 because is it less than the $3,150 limit. If the vehicle cost $20,000, you’re limited to $3,150.
A retirement plan that meets tax law tests and allows for tax deferment and tax-free accumulation of income until benefits are withdrawn. Pension, profit-sharing, stock bonus, employee stock ownership, and Keogh plans and IRAs may be qualified plans.