It depends on the nature of the special assessment.
If the assessment is for an expense or repairs and maintenance, you can deduct the special assessment on your rental property as a rental expense.
If you assessment is for an improvement (such as a new roof on a condominium), then you have to capitalize and depreciate it.
Edited 04.11.18 | 12:52 PM
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