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Old 02-29-2004, 06:57 PM
Paul A Thomas
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Default Re: S-Corp Auto

"SteveO" <soxenberg[at]yahoo.com> wrote

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> I would like to buy a new auto that is 100% business use. If
> I buy with S-Corp $ and put in S-Corp name the insurance is
> high. What is the next best way?


"Business" auto insurance is very expensive. So are
'business' pencils.

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> Is this the best approach and if so where can I locate more
> specific detailed information.


You could keep the vehicle in your name, and then it'd be
personal insurance, and have the company reimburse you for
your business mileage. It could work out to be a higher
overall expense in some cases.

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Old 02-26-2004, 04:33 PM
SteveO
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Default S-Corp Auto

I would like to buy a new auto that is 100% business use. If
I buy with S-Corp $ and put in S-Corp name the insurance is
high. What is the next best way?

Is this the best approach and if so where can I locate more
specific detailed information.

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