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Repairs made to home due to changing of inspection code

I recently made renovations to my home, and the township inspected after completion.  Their code changed since I bought the house over 30 years ago, and now they require that the stairs have barrier railings, and also have required me to change the plumbing s-traps to p-traps.  This all cost a lot of money.  Is work that is mandated by the township inspection tax deductible as opposed to an improvement that is depreciated?
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Any repairs or modifications to an investment is tax deductible for federal, states may vary. Just google.
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