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Repairs and improvements made to a rental property prior to being available to rent must be capitalized, subject to depreciation. This would include utility expenses related to the repairs/improvements.
Enter these costs under Rental Assets/Depreciation as "improvements."
See this discussion for more (ext link): How to Deduct Startup Expenses for Rental Property
Repairs and improvements made to a rental property prior to being available to rent must be capitalized, subject to depreciation. This would include utility expenses related to the repairs/improvements.
Enter these costs under Rental Assets/Depreciation as "improvements."
See this discussion for more (ext link): How to Deduct Startup Expenses for Rental Property
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