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Andy R.
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Deducting Laptop From Schedule E

Andy R.
  • Investor
  • Orlando, FL
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Hi, BP

How do we deduct a new laptop on the Schedule E form?

As you may know, each property has a separate column where we can deduct the property's expenses like: Mortgage Interest paid, Taxes and Repairs.

Under what expense would we deduct the cost of a new laptop? Supplies?

Also, since the laptop is being used to service and manage all the properties, under what column/property do we put it in?

Thank you,

Andy

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Ashish Acharya
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Originally posted by @Andy R.:

Hi, BP

How do we deduct a new laptop on the Schedule E form?

As you may know, each property has a separate column where we can deduct the property's expenses like: Mortgage Interest paid, Taxes and Repairs.

Under what expense would we deduct the cost of a new laptop? Supplies?

Also, since the laptop is being used to service and manage all the properties, under what column/property do we put it in?

Thank you,

Andy

 Yes, you can if it's under $2500. Make sure you attach de minimus election on your tax return. 

Hopefully, the laptop is 100%. 

Or, if you are subject to QBI income Limitation, it will make sense to capitalize your asset so that your asset basis for QBI deduction goes up. f this goes over your head, talk to tax advisor. 

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