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How to expense a flip when purchased in 2019 but sold in 2020?

Jeff Nichols
  • KnoxvilleTN
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I purchased a home to flip in 2019 but sold it in early 2020. I did most of the work and purchased most of the materials and supplies in 2019. How would I expense the profit in 2020 when the receipts are from 2019?

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Literally just do it. 

Flips are inventory. 

Inventory recognizes expenses as "cost of goods sold" when you sell that good. 

So on your 2020 taxes you'll have a schedule C reporting the sale of your Flip, and then the correlated expenses. 

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