If you have any assets listed that are fully depreciated, then you need to show their disposition when you sell ***OR*** otherwise dispose of them.
If an asset is fully depreciated and has performed for or beyond it's useful life, and you have disposed of it in any way other than selling it, you need to show that disposition. For example, if you have a TV listed as an asset, it is fully depreciated and it broke at some point and you ended up throwing it out. Work through the asset in the assets/depreciation section and select the option for "I stopped using this asset in 2022" and keep working it through. When you come to the "Special Handling Required?" screen, read that screen so you understand why I am telling you to click YES. Then click YES. (If you click NO, you will be *forced* to enter sales information, and you did not sell it. You threw it away).
That will make your 2022 tax return the last return you will show this asset in the assets/depreciation section. If it's imported next year (it should not be) then next year, you can just delete it.
