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    <td width="100%" bgcolor="#000080" colspan="2" align="center"><h2><font color="#FFFFFF">Professional
    Vehicles Depreciation</font></h2>
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    <td width="100%" bgcolor="#FFFFFF" align="center" colspan="2"><p align="left"><small>Funeral
    Directors and Livery Operators stand to benefit from several provisions of the recent tax
    code modification.&nbsp; Of particular interest is the area of funeral vehicles. &nbsp;
    Unfortunately, the rules set forth in IRS Publication 946 are not clear and leave room for
    interpretation which can be dangerous.&nbsp; The IRS is specifically granting favorable
    treatment to hearses, but treatment of service vans is questionable and limousines have
    been, to this point, unchanged.&nbsp; Based on the <a href="http://www.fscunet.org/">Funeral
    Service Credit Union</a>'s review of the regulations, here is the data on depreciation of
    professional vehicles:</small></td>
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    <td width="15" bgcolor="#000080" align="center"><h4><a href="homepage.htm">HEARSES</a><font color="#FFFFFF">:</font></h4>
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    <td width="85%" bgcolor="#FFFFFF"><p align="left"><small>Like other vehicles, hearses are
    considered five-year property for depreciation purposes.&nbsp; Because these vehicles are
    specifically excluded from the category of &quot;listed property&quot;, they are not
    subject to the limit on the amount that can be written off as an expense in a particular
    year.&nbsp; Therefore, the IRS will allow an immediate deduction of up to a $100,000. on a
    hearse under IRC Section 179.&nbsp; This means that if you purchase a hearse for, say
    $80,000., you can write off $80,000. to expense on your business tax return in the year of
    acquisition.&nbsp; Depending on circumstances, the Funeral Director or Livery Operator may
    prefer the other available depreciation methods.&nbsp; Remember that the Section 179
    deduction cannot reduce your net income in a particular year to less than $0.00.</small></td>
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    <td width="100%" bgcolor="#000080" align="center" colspan="2"><h4><font color="#FFFFFF">Buy
    From</font> <a href="homepage.htm">Baines Professional Vehicles</a>&nbsp;&nbsp; <font color="#FFFFFF">Finance From</font> <a href="http://www.fscunet.org/">Funeral Service
    Credit Union</a></h4>
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    <td width="15" bgcolor="#000080" align="center"><h4><a href="homepage.htm">LIMOUSINES</a><font color="#FFFFFF">:</font></h4>
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    <td width="85%" bgcolor="#FFFFFF"><small>Limousines are currently classified as
    &quot;listed property&quot;.&nbsp; Though Section 179 applies to them, the amount that can
    be written of in the first year is limited.&nbsp; the good news is that, whereas before,
    the maximum Section 179 deduction for these vehicles was $3,060., the cap has been raised,
    and the IRS now allows &quot;bonus depreciation&quot;, an additional deduction calculated
    at 50% of the basis in the automobile.&nbsp; The initial maximum deduction, plus
    &quot;bonus depreciation&quot;, is capped at $10,170. for vehicles purchased before
    January 1, 2005.&nbsp; In other words, if you purchase a limousine for, say, $60,000., you
    can write off up to $10,170. of its purchase price in the year of acquisition.&nbsp; The
    remaining basis in the vehicle can be expensed in subsequent years using the standard tax
    rules for&nbsp; 5-year property.</small></td>
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    <td width="100%" bgcolor="#000080" align="center" colspan="2"><h4><font color="#FFFFFF">Buy
    From</font> <a href="homepage.htm">Baines Professional Vehicles</a>&nbsp;&nbsp; <font color="#FFFFFF">Finance From</font> <a href="http://www.fscunet.org/">Funeral Service
    Credit Union</a></h4>
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    <td width="100%" bgcolor="#000080" align="center" colspan="2"><a href="homepage.htm"><img src="Masterpiece_small.JPG" alt="Masterpiece_small.JPG (34305 bytes)" WIDTH="100" HEIGHT="75"><img src="victoria_small.jpg" alt="victoria_small.jpg (29556 bytes)" WIDTH="100" HEIGHT="75"><img src="medalist_small.jpg" alt="medalist_small.jpg (30348 bytes)" WIDTH="100" HEIGHT="75"><img src="Statesman_small.jpg" alt="Statesman_small.jpg (30365 bytes)" WIDTH="100" HEIGHT="75"></a></td>
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    <td width="100%" bgcolor="#FFFFFF" align="center" colspan="2"><small>Please contact your
    accountant for more details.&nbsp; Baines Professional Vehicles Inc takes no
    responsibility for any incorrent or misinformation provided.&nbsp; Please contact your
    accountant for more details.</small></td>
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    <td width="100%" bgcolor="#000080" align="center" colspan="2"><h5><font color="#FFFFFF">Information
    Provided by </font><a href="http://www.fscunet.org/"><img src="fscu.gif" alt="fscu.gif (801 bytes)" WIDTH="75" HEIGHT="40"></a></h5>
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