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Inherited Form 6252 showing depreciation?

Hi,

     I inherited 1/2 interest in a real estate contract that my parent's had carried in 2014.  They filed Form 6252 from that year till their passing in 2022.  I followed the prompts in TurboTax to create an installment sale on my tax return.  I used 1/2 the contract price, 1/2 the cost basis, 1/2 the fees to process the sale (RE commissions, and 1/2 the Escrow costs....).  I use 1/2 the prior years principal paid (line 23).  This results in the same Gross Profit percentage as they had.  I use the same Date Sold and code (1) as they did.  I only received principal payments and interest for both November and December on the year I am filing.  Everything looks good except TurboTax states that I have depreciation.  None of the prior form 6252 show depreciation on line 9.  This is a sale of 4 or 5 real estate lots without any buildings.  I do not believe you can depreciation raw land.  Is it correct to show depreciation?  If not, is there a work around to eliminate the depreciation?  TurboTax also asks if I want to use the same amount of depreciation on my regular and AMT process.  Help!

 

 

Thank You,

Mark

 

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Inherited Form 6252 showing depreciation?

You probably entered something incorrectly. We can't see your form so review all your entries.  line 9 is either a manual entry or it comes from form 4797. You should only have capital gain income based on the principal you received times the gross profit % shown on your parents' 2022 return. 

 

what year are you doing and which version of Turbotax?

 

 

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