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Thanks! In that case, I could use advice for how to prepare my 2018 info correctly. The error I made for 2017 was entering a business vehicle that I purchased and put into service in 2017 as a Type G Asset, which is the category for 'General Machinery'. This gave me a Section 179 deduction for the vehicle, but it also caused the vehicle to not be correctly identified as a vehicle in the first place, and so TT is trying to give me a vehicle deduction this year even though I should not get one. So for 2018, should I delete the vehicle from the Assets section entirely, and enter it only under the Vehicles section? And if so, should I flat-out delete it from the Assets section, or state that the Asset was taken out of service for 2018? (I would have thought that vehicles belong in the Assets section, but since there is no specific category type for them, it seems that is not the case...?)
‎June 1, 2019
12:53 PM