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And I take it since you knew to ask that you know that capital improvements don't get deducted directly, they need to be depreciated.
Don't forget to separate out the actual charges for using the sewer (monthly or whatever) from the costs of the removal/switch.
Now that you have a new system if you had not done it before then put into writing to the tenant that they will be charged for damage caused be feminine hygiene products and wet wipes even if the wet wipes say septic safe its a crock of POO every group home I work in where those wipes were used had had nasty clogs and back ups and I know of one place where the pump in the tank for the mound system had burned out because it got so clogged with wipes. hopefully they dont treat the new system as if it was city sewer and put a multitude of things in it that should not be .
Now that you have a new system if you had not done it before then put into writing to the tenant that they will be charged for damage caused be feminine hygiene products and wet wipes even if the wet wipes say septic safe its a crock of POO every group home I work in where those wipes were used had had nasty clogs and back ups and I know of one place where the pump in the tank for the mound system had burned out because it got so clogged with wipes. hopefully they dont treat the new system as if it was city sewer and put a multitude of things in it that should not be .
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