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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Trailer for hauling things and taxes
Ok, so I'm thinking about buying a trailer to help haul stuff (mowers, appliances, etc). It would be used for primarily for real estate, but I'm guessing I would use it personally sometimes as well. From a tax perspective, how exactly does this work? I assume that if it was 100% real estate related I could write it off, but being 80% to 90% I wasn't sure how that would work. Thanks!