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not rented because it it being renovated for sale. Can I deduct expenses mortgage, utilites ...
I don't have income on my rental because renovated for sale. Can I deduct expenses mortgage, utilities and insurance while it is being renovated?
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Investors and rental owners
As per this Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) page - Completing Form T776, Statement of Real Estate Rentals: Part 4 – Expenses: “You cannot claim the expenses for renting part of your property if you have no reasonable expectation of making a profit.”
So, if you didn’t have any tenants, and were not actively trying to rent the property (ex: advertising for tenants), then you can’t claim any expenses. If you rented your property for part of the year, you can still claim expenses for that period.
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So, the expenses would be classified as soft cost and added to the Adjusted Cost Base of the tax year 2022 because the property was sold in 2022?