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Does anyone know if I was to fill in the little side area next to my current driveway and make that additional parking if that would be considered a tax deduction next year? Right now it is a nasty muddy mess from all the rain. It has no grass.
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I'm not sure, hopefully Tom Copeland will chime in. Outdoors home improvements and landscaping are tricky things when it comes to taxes.
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Hubby and I were talking about having it done either way, but it will be amazing if even a fraction of the cost is deductible. I guess I could ask our accountant but he decided to go to Key West for 12 days on April 16th. Can't say I blame the guy.Comment
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Be sure to check if you need permits , here you need one even if you are replacing a worn out driveway in the same spot . The permits will also cost $$ and they may need to come out and look at the area .Comment
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Yes, such expense would be "ordinary and necessary" for your business and you can deduct it. If the new work would only be used by your families, you can deduct 100% of the cost. If it's used by your family, deduct the time-space %. Depending on the amount of work you do, it would either be considered a land improvement (15 year depreciation) or a repair/maintenance (1 year).Comment
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