I see that she said to print the depreciation schedule, but she went into no detail of what would happen the moment I clicked continue as If I had no choice to go Back like everything else I can do in my desktop version. I think a bit more detail would have been appropriate.
So I just lost power in my house and I had to reopen my program and the last saved file I had was on the 16th so now I have the form back. I have to figure out what else I did in between, but I have it back to decide what to do. I still don't know the following:
1. When I hit continue and I said I stopped using the office on 1/1/22 why did it show I had $14.00? Why would it have any amount? I was trying to find that number going through the forms in the View and did not find it anywhere so not sure what happened to that in the disappearance of The Office on the 8892.
2. If I used My Office part of the year the program asks before the disposition question how many MONTHS did you use the office exclusively and regularly (or whatever those 2 words are, cannot see them at this moment). If I was to say for example 6 months, then what would happen in the disposition change to personal use? Would I get 6 months of my expenses forwarded to next year basically because I had no income this year, and then the Office would just disappear again?
2a. When I did say I disposed of the office to Personal Use, The program has no document/form on the disposition it just disappears? I fwant to make sure I am not missing a "disposition/return to personal Use IRS form (if there is one).
I don't want to test it by hitting continue and then find it disappears and have to start over again. This is definitely a flaw in the program.
3. When I do want to open a new office again, then where do I put the previous depreciation? When going through all the questions to open a new office I don't believe there is a specific question on "previous depreciation" in the Step by Step or is there? Or do I have to go into "View", and Override the form and put Previous Depreciation directly onto the Asset form?
I will wait to hear back from you on these questions before I decide to do anything further on the Office.
Thank You
