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Question

Can I deduct a new roof that cost $29,000.00 because in CA my homeowners insurance was going to be cancelled if i did not get a new roof?

Forum|Forum|11 months ago
April 13, 2025
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This would be for year 2024 filing.

No. There's no deduction for a roof, unless it's for a rental property, then you can depreciate it.

Improvements to increase value of a personal residence aren't deductible.

However, keep the receipt as the improvement increases your cost basis, which can lower your capital gain if you have one when you sell the house.