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PROPERTY INFORMATION
SCHEDULE A
MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT, FURNITURE AND LEASEHOLD IMPROVEMENTS
(PP13 or PP17)
Enter all property owned with the acquisition cost by year installed. Begin with the current year and each previous year, as required. Acquisition cost,
including the cost of machinery, equipment, furniture and fixtures intended for rent or lease, is defined as 100 percent of the cost new as shown by
books and records and is to include freight, installation charges, trade-ins, federal tax allowances and credit. If equipment was purchased in one year
and installed in the following year, the full cost is reportable in the year installed. PROPERTY OWNED AND STILL IN USE BUT WHICH HAS
BEEN FULLY DEPRECIATED OR WRITTEN OFF BUT STILL IN POSSESSION BY THE TAXPAYER MUST BE REPORTED.
Machinery and Equipment which has been fully depreciated and is no longer in use as part of a production process should be reported in “Schedule
IF LEASEHOLD
G.” Property which is intended for rent or lease must be reported at 100 percent of acquisition cost regardless of period of rent.
IMPROVEMENTS ARE REPORTED, PLEASE INCLUDE A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE ITEMS TO ASSURE THEY
ARE NOT VALUED AS PART OF THE REAL PROPERTY
.
YEAR
MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT
FURNITURE & FIXTURES
PURCHASED
ACQUISITION
OWNER’S
ASSESSOR’S
ACQUISITION
OWNER’S
ASSESSOR’S
COST
VALUE
USE
COST
VALUE
USE
CURRENT YR. 20
PREVIOUS YR. 20
PREVIOUS YR. 20
PREVIOUS YR. 20
PREVIOUS YR. 20
PREVIOUS YR. 20
PREVIOUS YR. 20
PREVIOUS YR. 20
PREVIOUS YR. 20
PREVIOUS YR. 20
PREVIOUS YR. 20
PREVIOUS YR. 20
PREVIOUS YR. 20
PREVIOUS YR. 20
PREVIOUS YR. 20
2001 AND PRIOR
0
0
0
0
TOTALS
LEASEHOLD IMPROVEMENTS
COMPUTER EQUIPMENT
YEAR
PURCHASED
ACQUISITION
OWNER’S
ASSESSOR’S
ACQUISITION
OWNER’S
ASSESSOR’S
COST
VALUE
USE
COST
VALUE
USE
CURRENT YR. 20
PREVIOUS YR. 20
PREVIOUS YR. 20
PREVIOUS YR. 20
PREVIOUS YR. 20
PREVIOUS YR. 20
PREVIOUS YR. 20
PREVIOUS YR. 20
PREVIOUS YR. 20
PREVIOUS YR. 20
PREVIOUS YR. 20
PREVIOUS YR. 20
PREVIOUS YR. 20
PREVIOUS YR. 20
PREVIOUS YR. 20
2000 AND PRIOR
TOTALS
0
0
0
0
West Virginia Code Chapter 11, Article 6J provides that the value of servers and tangible personal property directly used in a
high-technology field or an Internet advertising business shall be its salvage value. The terms “high-technology business” and
“Internet advertising business” are defined in West Virginia Code §11-15-9h. In order to receive salvage valuation treatment
the high-technology business activity or Internet advertising business activity of the company must be the primary business
activity and not a secondary or incidental activity of the company.
Acquisition Cost: $____________________
Owner’s Value: $____________________
Assessor’s Use: ___________________

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