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Pedro C.
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Is labor on a CAPEX related item tax deductible?

Pedro C.
  • Specialist
  • Signal Hill, CA
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We just bought a dishwasher for a rental property and we know that we cannot expense it this year. Our understanding is that this is consider a Capital Expenditure and if gets depreciated over a period of time. Ours question is; is the labor from the handyman also considered a CAPEX? Or can the labor (making the changes to the cabinets and installing the dishwasher) be deducted this year…. Thank you everybody!

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Will Ahrens
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Will Ahrens
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Any expenses incurred to place the asset into service are included in the capitalized assets cost. So it will end up on your depreciation schedule. Be sure to determine if you are eligible for special depreciation or Sec. 179 expense on any CAPEX assets in the current year.

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