Thanks for your reply. I realize I will have to enter info from depreciation summaries to establish prior and current depreciation amounts, cost at acquisition, etc. I also would be entering a relatively small amount of investment transactions, nowhere near hundreds of transactions. Also, wouldn't I just be entering the info from the 1099s from my broker, such as net long or short term capital gains and total dividends and interest for the year as listed on the 1099? My reason for the question to begin with is that I am considering working with a local Enrolled Agent rather than the larger CPA firm 35 miles away I have been working with the past several years whose prices are approaching nose bleed levels and I don't feel I need the services of a large CPA firm and wanted to see how difficult it might be to prepare the trust returns myself since I have a pretty good knowledge of taxes and have worked with Turbotax on my personal and business returns in the past.
