When you sold property A in 2021, TurboTax would have automatically moved your Property B into the A column. If that is not happening, you may not have "sold" or entered in TurboTax some of the rental assets properly to clear them out of TurboTax. Since the assets have a balance, i.e., depreciation, TurboTax is still carrying them forward.
You'll need to print out your deprecation schedules to see which assets were not "sold" and are still lingering. You may have to amend your 2021 income tax return(s) to record the sale and zero out all the Property A assets.
Please see Critter-3's previously posted answer on how to allocate the gross rental sales price to the sale of each rental asset. Click here.
In TurboTax, for tax year 2021:
- At the screen Here's rental property info, scroll down to Assets (Depreciation) and click Edit to the right of the rental property.
- Click Yes, I want to go to my asset summary.
- Click Edit next to the asset that was sold.
- At the screen Tell us more about this rental asset, click The item was sold, retired, stolen, destroyed, disposed of, converted to personal use, traded in, or given away.
- Enter the date sold. Click Continue.
- Continue this process for each asset.
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