I see several places that say:
The Tax Cut and Jobs Act makes all roof repairs expendable under section 179. According to the National Roofing Contractors Association, businesses can expense all roofing-related costs, including a roof replacement, rather than just expensing the latter’s depreciation over multiple years. Additionally, the amount that business owners can expense increased from $500,000 to $1 million, making capital expenditures more advantageous to undertake from a tax perspective. Because these changes are now in effect, building owners can write off any roof repairs they complete in 2018 in this year’s taxes, even a roof replacement.
Another that says:
Certain building improvements, such as Roofs, HVAC, fire protection systems, alarm systems and security systems. when discussing roof replacements on commercial builds.
Are you saying that none of this is true? Or that is does not apply to 2020?
