I have a home office and am attempting to add an asset for the whole house - an "improvement." On the page that's titled, "Tell us about this home improvement," under "Cost:" it asks for "The cost of your entire home, the cost of your improvement." Why does it sound like it's asking for two separate things - there's only one field for a dollar amount."
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What exactly is the property improvement?
I'm not sure where you are in the program. I would expect you to be entering the asset in the SCH C section of the program in the sub-section called "Business Assets". The questions as "you" word them don't appear that way in the SCH C/Business Assets section of the program.
But if you are in the SCH C section:
On the initial "Describe this Assets" screen, which of the four options did you select?
Then on the "Tell us a little more about your business asset" screen, what did you select?
Thank you for your response. The words I quoted are exactly what appears on the screen. (I could post a screenshot if that’s helpful.) I am in the home business section and adding a depreciable asset/improvement (a bathroom remodel) that applies to the whole home
@ideaguy wrote:(a bathroom remodel) that applies to the whole home
Is this a daycare? If not, the bathroom is not eligible for your Home Office depreciation. Only space used regularly and exclusively for business would count.
In answer to your question, I suspect that wording is just a generic statement used for both the house itself and for improvements, meaning whichever one you are current entering. So *IF* the improvement is eligible (such as for a daycare), only enter the improvement cost.
Ok, thank you.
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