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There's no question this meets both requirements to be classified as a property improvement.
- The improvement becomes "a material part of" the property.
- The improvement add "real value" to the property. (A qualified/licensed property appraiser will appraise the property at a higher value, than they would had the improvement work not been done.)
@Carl, is there a potential to use "Safe Harbor Election for Small Taxpayers" to deduct instead of the capitalization? It's likely to be below the 2% of the building's basis.
@yupod Section 263(a) can apply to tangible real property, so if the expenditures were under $2,500 they would qualify for expensing. You can read more here:
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