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Comment Tax benefits (Score 1) 368
I remember reading an article about the creator of the cubicle - he meant for modular offices to be larger.
Anyway, the reason they're popular is that they amortize as furniture instead of as a building, so the company can write it off in 7 years instead of 30. I don't think management really wants cube farms, so get rid of the tax loophole and you're all set.
As far as convincing them about better chairs, larger monitors, etc., you could pay for it yourself or find a different company to work for...
Anyway, the reason they're popular is that they amortize as furniture instead of as a building, so the company can write it off in 7 years instead of 30. I don't think management really wants cube farms, so get rid of the tax loophole and you're all set.
As far as convincing them about better chairs, larger monitors, etc., you could pay for it yourself or find a different company to work for...
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