Good morning, Community,
I have a new client with a single rental home that he has in the past claimed depreciation on a Kubota tractor as he uses it primarily for snow/leaf removal for the rental. Does anyone have a good article on best practices for depreciation involving a rental?
Interestingly, he is in the process of selling said rental, i.e. a mobile home, for a 100k profit margin from original purchase price. Crazy times in which we live!
Have a great day, Dawn
You would depreciate it as any other piece of equipment. But unless he is dealing with a 3 mile long driveway and 40 acres of lawn, I would find it hard to believe it is primarily for the rental. Folks tend to like to buy themselves toys to play with and then try and dream up a way to write off the cost of the toys.
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