Construction Materials Tax Deductions
Material costs for construction projects are deductible as job expenses or COGS. From lumber to concrete, every material purchase reduces your taxable income.
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check_circleWhat You Can Deduct
- checkLumber and framing materials
- checkConcrete, cement, and masonry
- checkElectrical wiring and components
- checkPlumbing pipes and fixtures
- checkRoofing materials and supplies
- checkInsulation and drywall
lightbulbTips for Keeping Records
- tips_and_updatesTrack materials by job for accurate project costing and deductions
- tips_and_updatesUnused materials returned for credit must reduce your deduction
- tips_and_updatesBulk material purchases are deductible when used on projects
- tips_and_updatesKeep delivery receipts with job site addresses for documentation
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