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Unfortunately, there's no general legal basis for a deduction for a backup generator. The only possible reason that comes to mind is if someone in your home has medical equipment that cannot lose power; if that were the case, there could be a medical expense deduction if you itemize your deductions. Otherwise, this is a personal expense that can't be deducted.
Unfortunately, there's no general legal basis for a deduction for a backup generator. The only possible reason that comes to mind is if someone in your home has medical equipment that cannot lose power; if that were the case, there could be a medical expense deduction if you itemize your deductions. Otherwise, this is a personal expense that can't be deducted.
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