2 Killed In Monarch Pass 5- Vehicle Crash

TheDenverChannel.com

The Colorado State Patrol said the driver of a 1983 Toyota Dolphin recreational vehicle was westbound on US 50, along west side of Monarch Pass, ...

Two dead in Monarch Pass crash Sunday Mountain Mail Newspaper

Texas Man Dies In 5- Vehicle Crash In Colorado KBTX

2 from Colo., Texas dead in head-on crash in Colo. Dallas Morning News



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South Elgin may allow boats in yards along Fox

The Courier News

The board this week heard an update from Steve Super, community development director, regarding the village's recreational vehicle storage ordinance. ...

Authorities: Rio Grande an underwater parking lot for abandoned cars

Brownsville Herald

Residents at the nearby Chimney Park Recreational Vehicle Resort have counted at least 10 plunges over their banks in the past eight years. ...

Recreational vehicle purchase for volunteer work tax deduction?
Q. I want to buy a RV and will use it 100% for volunteer activities. Can I write it off as an expense. I want to deduct the full purchase price or maybe depreciate it. If not, can I incorporate as a private non-profit and then deduct it that way?
Asked by k9guy07 - Thu May 17 19:17:32 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The IRS is not going to be pleased about this if you deduct the full purchase of your RV. They will think you're stealing from them. Only if you come up with at least 2 percent in extra deductions out of your pocket. This will account for your supplies, the equipment that you will use, the food, mileage, or other extra-curricular activities your volunteering work needs. You are actually creating a business this way. If the business is for non-profit, then more of your monetary proceeds will go to your cause and can get written as a write off. You also have to pay tax too if you are only giving 10 percent to your volunteering cause and the rest of the 90 percent is given to you. You can open barbecues in front of grocery stores for… [cont.]
Answered by Agent319.007 - Fri May 18 13:47:26 2007

What is the depreciable tax class life of an RV (recreational vehicle)?
Q. We have searched several tax research sources and can find no definative answer. Has anyone had experience depreciating an RV?
Asked by 3eleven - Tue Jul 25 13:35:39 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It's 5-year MACRS property. You probably can't take a Section 179 deduction, though, because the vehicle would have to be under a certain weight limit - I think 6,000 pounds.
Answered by taxmannyc - Tue Jul 25 19:39:30 2006

I need some Rough Price Quotes on some Recreational Vehicles Plz?
Q. I want to buy a rec vehicle, but i want to know some general pricing. DirtBike - ? Quad - ? Buggy - ? ^^Re: Dont they have like kits, taht just come with frame, seat, engine.. and i put it together myself, Does anyone know a site that sells premade Kit DuneBuggys?
Asked by Matthew David - Wed Nov 14 14:16:37 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. a good bike about 5k, a good quad about 7k, and good buggy about 10-12k. All new.
Answered by jay - Wed Nov 14 14:27:39 2007