Advance money received reduces the cost of a capital asset unless already included as taxable income in a prior year. Advance payments received during negotiations for transfer of a capital asset are deductible from the asset's cost of acquisition, written down value, or fair market value when computing cost of acquisition; however, if such an advance was previously included in the taxpayer's total income under the income-inclusion provisions for advances, it must not be deducted from the asset's cost or value.
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Advance money received reduces the cost of a capital asset unless already included as taxable income in a prior year.
Advance payments received during negotiations for transfer of a capital asset are deductible from the asset's cost of acquisition, written down value, or fair market value when computing cost of acquisition; however, if such an advance was previously included in the taxpayer's total income under the income-inclusion provisions for advances, it must not be deducted from the asset's cost or value.
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