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Updated over 8 years ago, 04/24/2016

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Jeremy H.
  • Pleasanton, CA
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Depreciation of property

Jeremy H.
  • Pleasanton, CA
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As a rental property owner I found there is something new to deduct which is not available from a owner occupied property..  which is depreciation of the rental property.

My understanding is that you get that years overall assessed value - land value as stated on the property tax bill (for that year?)  and divide by 27.5 .   Is this correct?        In CA the property tax bill is adjusted annually, so is this number different each year?  So if the building value is $200,000 I would be able to deduct $7272?   That's seems to make a big difference in the federal tax next year.

I have also learned the appliances and replaced items at the property can be depreciated as well.  I read the IRS page it was not so clear to me so I am still trying to learn.

There is also something about recapturing the capital gain from the depreciation you took if you sell the property.. can anyone give me an example?

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