Thank you! I still have the furniture and it's 100% used for the rental property (which is only used for rental purposes).
If you are confident in your ability to show proof of purchase and the amount is reasonable for the condition of the furniture you should take the deduction.
You will have a choice to deduct this as a miscellaneous expense under a special safe harbor election or depreciation.
It's best if you gather some kind of proof of purchase. If you have the ad from Craigslist, a picture of the furniture and even a confirmation of delivery to the tenants might be helpful.
To review and go directly to the rental entry follow the steps.
If you are confident in your ability to show proof of purchase and the amount is reasonable for the condition of the furniture you should take the deduction.
You will have a choice to deduct this as a miscellaneous expense under a special safe harbor election or depreciation.
It's best if you gather some kind of proof of purchase. If you have the ad from Craigslist, a picture of the furniture and even a confirmation of delivery to the tenants might be helpful.
To review and go directly to the rental entry follow the steps.