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You wouldn't. Only enter assets that you can depreciate. When and if you se,, you can record the cost and sales price to determine gain. If you were to put a building on the land, you would then include land as separate from the building.
There is drain tiling being deprecated on the farm land. I am depreciating that. My prior tax man has put the land value on depreciation too.- even though land is not depreciated. What are the steps to adding the farm land to depreciation?
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ben b
It's OK to depreciate the drain tiling. Depreciation is a way to let you deduct the "used up" portion of an asset's cost every year.
HOWEVER, land does not depreciate and should not be entered as a depreciable asset.
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