Investors & landlords


@asdfg1234 wrote:

However, wasn't it supposed to be ($540,000-$500,000)/27.5years=$1454?


Is this for the 2022 tax year?

 

Note that the difference between the $1,454 you calculated and the $1,394 TurboTax calculated appears to be due to the mid-month convention.

 

Residential rental real estate is treated as having been placed in service at the mid-point of the month, not the beginning (i.e., placed in service on 1/1/2022 would mean depreciation begins on 1/15/2022 - half a month for the first month).

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