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Question about Schedule E. Deduct repairs and depreciation in Dec

Matthew Mak
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Prepared my previous primary residence for rental in December 2019. Repairs and rental related expenses were in December, and property was lease ready early December. New tenant signed lease on 1/1/2020. Would it be correct to add the repair deductions on Schedule E for 2019 with no income collected until 2020?

Here's the other things I am calculating to add to deductions.

  • Depreciation deduction for 1 month at .00152 of improvements value based on tax appraisal.
  • Mortgage interest: 11/12 of total interest under itemized deductions, 1/12 of interest in Schedule E.
  • 1 month HOA fees
  • Property taxes: 11/12 of property tax in itemized, 1/12 in Schedule E.

Let me know if this is on the right track. Thanks for your time.

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