Does renovation cost are capital expenditure ??

In most cases, renovation costs are treated as capital expenditure (CapEx) if they improve, extend, or increase the value or useful life of the property (like structural upgrades or major remodeling), but if the work is just repairs or maintenance (like fixing leaks or repainting), then it’s considered an operating expense (OpEx), so the classification depends on whether the renovation adds long-term value or simply maintains the existing condition.

Yes. It's like what's the purpose. Overhauling expenses are capitalised, repairs and maintenance expenses are revenue in nature. Renovation like painting falls under repairs and building a new wall by breaking old one will increase life and hence it's capital.

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It depends on the type of renovation. If the work improves, extends, or adds value to the property (new roof, extensions, major remodeling, HVAC replacement, structural upgrades), it’s usually treated as a capital expenditure (CapEx).

But simple repairs and maintenance like repainting, fixing leaks, or replacing broken parts are generally operating expenses, not CapEx.

It's not pertinent indeed but you gotta be ready like.. consul professional also include all services and costs... i mean plumbers, electicians etc
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