Yes, but you can only claim the amount of expenses that relate to the rented part of your house. In this case if your furnace is used for both the personal and rented parts of your home, you first need to determine the percentage of your home that is rented (20%, 30%, 40%). And then you can then claim that percentage of your common home repairs.
Yes, but you can only claim the amount of expenses that relate to the rented part of your house. In this case if your furnace is used for both the personal and rented parts of your home, you first need to determine the percentage of your home that is rented (20%, 30%, 40%). And then you can then claim that percentage of your common home repairs.
Thank you my question was about claiming the cost of the inspection. I do not claim capital expenses such as a furnace.
Yes you can claim a percentage of the cost of the inspection.