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hi iamp;#39;m ben with IRS tax relief com you know this past month or so Iamp;#39;ve received two phone calls and I also got an email this morning from a client all three of them owned rental properties and all three of them wanted to know what is the difference between a capitalized expense and repair expense for a rental property in particular what can they do to ensure that the IRS will not try and reclassify it as a capitalized expense now let me start out by saying thereamp;#39;s nothing you can do to keep the IRS from challenging your deductions I do it all the time the IRS wants these expenses to be capitalized and you want them to be classified as repairs the reason why is if itamp;#39;s a repair you get to write it off immediately if itamp;#39;s a capitalized expenditure you have to write that off over the class life of the asset now a residential rental property is twenty seven and a half years so thatamp;#39;s quite a long time the 27,000 our deduction thatamp;#39;s g