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| Its just a "different" type of decision tree that will be made. The immediate expensing of large capital investments would change the decision making process on those investments. Maybe you can't teach old dogs new tricks, but just because its different it doesn't make it worse....or better for that matter.
Its likely that those what want to sell those large capital investments might structure their business to sell partial share of those items instead of 100% in year 1. Instead you might buy an item in 10% or 25% increments to get the expense result you want. This is a dynamic economy and "Need is the mother of invention" then people will find a way to get the result they want whatever those rules are.
I would welcome a change since I abhor the tax structure as its currently constituted. | |
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