RV cost $100,000 and has $5,000 of repairs related to AC. Is this expensed or capitlaized
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Do they have financial statements and a written policy, giving them a $5,000 de minimis safe harbor? If not, then Dude's post about comparing each item to the $2,500 safe harbor might work if the invoice(s) are itemized. Or, is the air conditioning expected to be repaired more than once in a 10-year period?
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Originally posted by Florida_EA View PostIt is used in a trade or business 100%. Can it all be expensed?
You don't give any facts so I can't tell you if this is anywhere near on point but I would take a look at TCM 2014-160.
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Originally posted by New York Enrolled Agent View Post
An RV used 100% in a trade or business? No taxpayer sleeping in the recreational vehicle? That would be surprising.
You don't give any facts so I can't tell you if this is anywhere near on point but I would take a look at TCM 2014-160.
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