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    Assuming I bought a property last year Jun and I spend $50k to renovate it before renting out in Nov last year. And the reno include painting lighting, cabinet and electrical appliances etc.

    In my property income form what should I include in the repairs and maintenance section?

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    Quote Originally Posted by 789
    Assuming I bought a property last year Jun and I spend $50k to renovate it before renting out in Nov last year. And the reno include painting lighting, cabinet and electrical appliances etc.

    In my property income form what should I include in the repairs and maintenance section?
    The maintenance expenses applies to expense during the period of rental not before rental, interests on banks interests are able to offset and count as expenses too.

    Renovation cannot be claim as expenses. Renovation cost can be added into the rental monthly income as fully furnished.

    In doubt, give IRAS a call at 1800 356 8300

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lemonlaw
    The maintenance expenses applies to expense during the period of rental not before rental, interests on banks interests are able to offset and count as expenses too.

    Renovation cannot be claim as expenses. Renovation cost can be added into the rental monthly income as fully furnished.

    In doubt, give IRAS a call at 1800 356 8300
    ok thanks. So for painting etc, if the tenant request for repaint prior to moving in but after signing of TA, can that be classified as expenses?


    http://www.iras.gov.sg/irashome/page04.aspx?id=160

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    Quote Originally Posted by 789
    ok thanks. So for painting etc, if the tenant request for repaint prior to moving in but after signing of TA, can that be classified as expenses?
    Yes, painting are part of the expenses incurred during rental.

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    what about if the tenant requested for dish washer?

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    Quote Originally Posted by 789
    what about if the tenant requested for dish washer?
    Atas leh your tenant, I doubt can claim coz it's a maintainance expenses not new purchased.

    If I am your tenant landlord, I will either ask him to buy himself or I increase monthly rent by 100.00 per month to have this item with a 18mth lease of course.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 789
    what about if the tenant requested for dish washer?
    must be angmoh tenant.
    Last edited by greglhc; 12-04-13 at 15:30. Reason: spelling edit

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    Quote Originally Posted by greglhc
    must be angmoh tenant.
    usually the case. both my tenanted property has got dishwasher in them. Happy tenant, happy landlord.

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