The Depreciation Report.
I will like to address two things nonetheless:
1. If you switched softwares throughout the years you may not have an accurate tracking of the depreciation, and for that matter, carry forward credits, losses, etc.
2. If you are using an online version of TurboTax, you will not be able to see the depreciation report until you have finished the process of preparing your tax return (including payment for the service).
3. With the TurboTax Desktop Version, you can see the Depreciation Report at any time.
4. Lastly, should you find out that the depreciation schedule has inconsistencies, this problem can be corrected by using IRS Form 3115 ( (Application for Change in Accounting Method), but, at this point, I will strongly encourage you to seek assistance from a Seasoned Tax Professional.
About Form 3115, Application for Change in Accounting Method
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