Nate on Nostr: You can't deduct the new $6k shed you bought last year to replace the old shitty one ...
You can't deduct the new $6k shed you bought last year to replace the old shitty one with a hole in the roof bc its technically an improvement, has to be capitalized and depreciated over its useful lifespan.
But is that outbuilding a 5-year? A 7-year? A 15-year? A 30-year? How much can you depreciate each year?
Which answers you choose determine which 10th form you need to add to the list 🤯🔫
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