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Justin R.
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De Minimus deduction

Justin R.
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Anselmo
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According to the interpretation of some CPA'S the de minimus rule applies to real estate investors. Per their statement, any itemized expense under $2500 can be moved into the repair category, even if it is considered an improvement. This would be a huge tax advantage, but it seems less than common in R.E. My personal CPA has never done this for me, and I have done many large rehab projects.

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