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Yes, you can treat these as repairs.
For future reference, you are able to treat any long-lived purchases that cost $2,500 or less (per item) as expenses instead of having to treat them as assets and depreciating them (the IRS de minimis rule). Additionally, for you to be required to capitalize (treat as assets) building repairs, they need to add to the value of the building or extend it's useful life.
Yes, you can treat these as repairs.
For future reference, you are able to treat any long-lived purchases that cost $2,500 or less (per item) as expenses instead of having to treat them as assets and depreciating them (the IRS de minimis rule). Additionally, for you to be required to capitalize (treat as assets) building repairs, they need to add to the value of the building or extend it's useful life.
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