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Jon Begley
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  • South Central, KY
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Can I expense the labor portion of a capital improvement IE: Roof

Jon Begley
  • Investor
  • South Central, KY
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I am getting ready to have a roof replaced ($8,500) and the estimate list materials and labor separately. I know the roof would be a capital improvement but it got me think that labor isn't a depreciating asset. That leads me to believe that labor would be expensed and material will be capitalized. Is that the case? Thanks in advance

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