If I own a rental property and I purchase home improvement supplies?

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  1. doug0102 says:

    Yes, you can write it off. You’ll not be actually "reimbursed." It’s like with any other deductions, it will lower your your taxable income and you’ll have to pay less in taxes. How much? Depends on you tax bracket. Lets say you make $100,000 renting your properties and you write off $2,000 in improvements. It will not help you any.
    If you make $100,000 and manage legally write off $50,000 it will help.
    These are just extremely simplified examples, to give you an idea.
    And, of course, if you own rental property, it’s not a good idea at all to do your taxes yourself. Pay a tax accountant a couple of hundred dollars and get it done by a professional.

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