DianeW777
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Investors & landlords

Let's break this down, TurboTax will be able to handle this with some manual action on your part. The property was a rental until August, 2023, at which time you converted it to personal use. Since you converted to personal use, it would seem the property did not carryforward to 2024.

 

This situation can be handled by following the information below using your 2023 tax return.

 

Enter each asset back to your 2024 tax return with original date of purchase, and the new date of rental (October, 2024).  This will provide the correct depreciation for 2024 (each asset).  It will be very important for you to keep track of all depreciation you have already used prior to 2024, so that you have what you need when you actually sell the property. 

 

There may not be a place to enter the prior depreciation in 2024.  However this will retain the correct depreciation for 2024 and going forward.

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