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  • Profile photo of Pete_05Pete_05
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    I am about move into a house which i have recently purchased, my aim is live in it for 6mths to get the first home owners grant then rent it out, during the 6mths i am going to renovate the house.

    I am about to get the house re-stumped, how will the tax deductions work on restumping, is it a depreciating deduction?

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    Profile photo of TerrywTerryw
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    You are moving into the house and claiming it as your PPOR during this time. So you may not be able to claim it at all.

    The restumping is a repair, But you may be improving it to a state better than it was originally when you purchased it. So I would guess that it would be classed as part of the building, and so would be claimable at 2.5% over 40 years.

    But I am not an accountant and this is only guesswork.

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