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Zach R.
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Materials contributed to flip tax deductible?

Zach R.
  • Investor
  • Magnolia, AR
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My business partner and I recently flipped our first house together. I had previously built my own home, and had alot of leftover supplies. I estimate that i contributed $1,500 in materials (tile, paint, electrical wiring, plumbing fixtures, etc.) to this flip. Am i able to deduct that from my share of the income in this flip? 

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