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Pablo Pinasco
  • Sherman Oaks, CA
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New AC Tax Deductible

Pablo Pinasco
  • Sherman Oaks, CA
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Hello, I am pretty new to BP and I am doing my best to study as much as I can to get ready to invest in the near future. I currently own and live in a condo in Los Angeles, Sherman Oaks specifically, and it looks like I may need to buy a new AC unit soon. I was just wondering if a new AC unit would be considered a home improvement and be considered tax deductible? I also saw that some AC units actually get tax incentives and refunds. If anybody has any recent experience with this, I would greatly appreciate any advice. Especially any HVAC companies/contractors you've worked with in the past? Thanks in advance!

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