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When can we start deducting expenses incurred during the startup phase of constructing a preschool? We have been constructing for the last 2 years and are nearly done. We have incurred several expenses, including loan interest and utilities. What criteria must be met for realizing these expenses? Is getting an occupancy permit sufficient, or should the business be up and running?

September 4th, 2024

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