Things you buy that will last more than a year and cost over $2,500. Those will be deprecated over years. Otherwise you just expense them under Supplies or Other Misc Expenses.
See this article for expensing or depreciating Assets
Yes, lawn equipment is an asset. An asset is something containing economic value, or future benefit. An asset can generate cash flows in the future, such as a piece of machinery, a financial security, or a patent.
Assets can be expensed (deduction taken in one year), or depreciated (deducted over time).
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