@GregAllum11 , as a US Resident for tax purposes, you will be taxed on world income and given tax credit ( or deduction which may not be helpful in many situations ) for foreign income that is taxed by another / foreign taxing authority. Thus you report your UK rental situation ( gross income, expenses, mortgage interest, property taxes, management fees etc and depreciation ) on schedule-E. And if you pay any taxes to the UK on the income ( i.e. an income tax based on the net income per UK rules and laws ), then you file a form 1116 to ameliorate the effects of double taxation. You have to tell TurboTax that the property is abroad and it will then work out the depreciation for you. Should not be an issue.
If you need more help on this you can ask now or come back when you are ready to file in 2020 -- one of us will help you through -- you can even ask by addressing the post to one of us .
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