If your CPA provides you with a detailed depreciation schedule for your rental properties, then you can duplicate the depreciation information within TurboTax to continue the ongoing depreciation.
TurboTax is equipped to handle RSUs and ESPP plans as well, with guidance along the way to enter the information needed.
If you are willing to invest the time before you decide, you can start your return for free with no obligation using one of the TurboTax Online versions. That way you can test the waters and see what you think. You will not be asked to pay any fees until you actually file your return.
Given that you have rental properties to enter, you should start with at least TurboTax Premier Online.
Use the following link to learn more: TurboTax Premier Online
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