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soundmax1
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I'm trying to get my depreciation schedule and I can't find it in TurboTax

 
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I'm trying to get my depreciation schedule and I can't find it in TurboTax

That may be form 4562.  It may not even exist because the IRS does not require it if there are no current year depreciable additions.  It has no info on prior depreciation.  There is a worksheet, not part of the return,  that will have the cumulative prior depreciation. No worksheet has year-by-year depreciation.  

AnnetteB6
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I'm trying to get my depreciation schedule and I can't find it in TurboTax

In addition to the information shared by Mike9241, the way you may be able to access the worksheet will depend on whether you are using TurboTax Online or one of the CD/downloaded versions of TurboTax.

 

If you are using TurboTax Online, you will need to pay for your return before you will have access to the actual tax return forms and worksheets.  Once the fee has been paid, you can use the Print menu to print or print preview all of the forms and worksheets.  

 

If you are using one of the CD/downloaded versions of TurboTax, you can click Forms in the upper right corner of the screen in order to view all of the forms and worksheets included as part of your return or used in the background.  Look through the list shown on the left side of the screen for the Depreciation Worksheet.  Once highlighted, you can print it if needed.  

 

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