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  2. Basically, the change limits interest deductions to 30% of a tax-adjusted “EBIT” (earnings before interest and taxes), meaning taxpayers can no longer add back depreciation and amortization in computing ATI.
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    What is the section 163(J) limitation?The Section 163 (j) limitation applies to all business interest payments for taxpayers with gross receipts in excess of $26 million. Business interest deductions are limited to the sum of (i) business interest income; (ii) floor plan financing interest; and (iii) 30% of adjusted taxable income.
    How does section 163(J) affect business interest deductions?As such, taxpayers should assess their positions under Section 163 (j) considering the new regulations in tandem with existing guidance. Section 163 (j) limits the deduction of business interest to the sum of a taxpayer’s business interest income, floor plan financing interest, and 30% of its ATI for a given taxable year.
    Do I need to calculate Section 163(J) limitation for 2022?Any business interest expense that was disallowed in 2021 due to the limitation is carried forward to 2022 and will no longer be subject to the limitation in 2022. Therefore, you do not need to compute the section 163 (j) limitation for the 2022 taxable year.
    How much Bie is depreciation based on Section 163(J)?The taxpayer’s BIE for 2019 is $141x. Without the addback of depreciation, the taxpayer’s section 163 (j) limitation would be $120x ($400x * 30%). Therefore, an additional $21x of BIE was deducted due to the depreciation addback, which represents the impact of $70x of depreciation ($21x/30%).
     
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