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From: Terry W
Hi
I have a question that I haven't seen addressed on the forum before.
From a taxation point of view, how are gardens/landscaping treated. I assume you can just claim the cost of a few individual plants, but what If you did a 'ground force' style garden ie a whole makeover costing thousands? Would you have to depreciate it? can you depreciate plants?? you would probably have to depreciate the 'hard bits' such as paving, retaining walls etc.
Thanks
Terry
Hi
I have a question that I haven't seen addressed on the forum before.
From a taxation point of view, how are gardens/landscaping treated. I assume you can just claim the cost of a few individual plants, but what If you did a 'ground force' style garden ie a whole makeover costing thousands? Would you have to depreciate it? can you depreciate plants?? you would probably have to depreciate the 'hard bits' such as paving, retaining walls etc.
Thanks
Terry
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