Cannot Find Projected Depreciation Report

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February 21, 2022
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In past years, TT has always had a Projected Depreciation table for the next year. I just completed my 2021 returns but cannot find the table. Any help/ideas?

TurboTax Business Windows

Best answer by PatriciaV

TurboTax Business creates two depreciation reports in your business return. They are both titled "Depreciation and Amortization Report," but the current year says "Tax Year 2021" below the title. The projected depreciation report says "Tax year 2022 - Projected" under the title.

In Forms Mode (from the TurboTax header), look for "Depr Report" or "Next Yr Depr" in the left column. Click the form name to open it in the large window. Click "Print" at the bottom of that window if you want to save the form to print.

If you don't find those reports in the left column, click "Open Form" at the top and type "Depreciation Reports" to open the Depreciation Reports Worksheet. This has a list of all available reports in your return. Use the QuickZoom button to open a report from this worksheet.

PatriciaVAnswer

Alumni - Intuit

TurboTax Business creates two depreciation reports in your business return. They are both titled "Depreciation and Amortization Report," but the current year says "Tax Year 2021" below the title. The projected depreciation report says "Tax year 2022 - Projected" under the title.

In Forms Mode (from the TurboTax header), look for "Depr Report" or "Next Yr Depr" in the left column. Click the form name to open it in the large window. Click "Print" at the bottom of that window if you want to save the form to print.

If you don't find those reports in the left column, click "Open Form" at the top and type "Depreciation Reports" to open the Depreciation Reports Worksheet. This has a list of all available reports in your return. Use the QuickZoom button to open a report from this worksheet.

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