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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Calculating Net Income
Hello BP,
I am just curious how you guys factor in capital upgrades into your calculations of net income.
In my calculation for net income, I accrue for tax/interest/insurance to spread these costs over the year so that we have a smooth net income amount to go off of. However, when I complete an upgrade, say a $10,000 roof, how should I expense this? I am currently just assetting the upgrade on our balance sheet and then depreciating the roof over its tax life (27.5 years), meaning we have a depreciation expense for the roof every month.
I just want to gauge what other people are doing for their calculations.