I do dig staying consistent with prior year returns but at the same time the correct amount is the correct amount.
I would adjust prior years depreciation to what it actually was while making sure that the basis for the sale has been corrected to include every penny that I could prove I had spent. This is the fair and actual calculation that should be done and it is the way your tax return should show it.
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