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As you can see below it prompts me to enter it as an asset ( please see blue button)
And once I enter it as an asset this is the next screen. I have no option to enter it an an expense.
Isn't there another button like on the bottom right to continue or done? Just skip the add an asset. And make sure to add it as an expense.
@pearl12970 wrote:
And once I enter it as an asset this is the next screen. I have no option to enter it an an expense.
Do not enter it as an asset. Enter it as expense.
Once you indicate everything you bought cost $2,500 or less (on that screen) you should be done.
Go back to Expenses and enter the cost in that section under Miscellaneous Expense.
Ah! Okay- now I get it. Thank you so much for clarifying.I appreciate it so much!
Is this the correct screen to enter it?
@pearl12970 wrote:Is this the correct screen to enter it?
Yes, that's the one.
It is so kind of you to patiently walk me through this. I would have definitely not realized this crucial step without your help.
I had also painted all the walls for which I paid for material and labor. What would get me a bigger deduction - if I include it here under Miscellaneous expenses or under "Repair expenses"?
The deduction would be the same, but you could enter the painting expense under Repairs.
Thank you! For the hardwood flooring that I will put under Misc expenses- should I put 2 separate entries for $1359 and for $2000? Both are for flooring but I have separate transactions for both amounts. Would it be okay to enter them as Flooring room 1 and Flooring room 2?
@pearl12970 wrote:
Would it be okay to enter them as Flooring room 1 and Flooring room 2?
That sounds just fine and is how I would handle that scenario.
Thank you once again!
You are most welcome!
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