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You can look at your Depreciation Report. If you are working with the desktop TurboTax program, you can query that report using the Forms menu option. Otherwise, you can see that report after you pay for your online TurboTax program, or print out your previous year program to include all the supplemental schedules and worksheets. 

Thank you so much.  I will use this link to contact tech persons to solve the problem.  I did get through the activation problem and then got stuck with, " No forms found" error message.  I prepared one fedral tax return but got stuck at starting the state tax return. Absolutely crazy but  will cross that hurdle too and soon.

After you input the 1099-R, you come to a screen "Let's get more information about your Required Minimum Distribution (RMD)".  Since you aggregated your two IRA accounts to determine your total RMD, that result would get entered here.  If you only withdrew your RMD and nothing more, this box should be the same as Box 1 on your 1099-R.   On the next screen, you would click the line "The entire distributions applied to the December 31, 2025 RMD" in order to eliminate any penalty for not having withdrawn the amount of the RMD.

@AmyC I couldn’t possibly agree more with what @hockeybobura30 wrote.  Please let your internal contacts know that this user at least will be calling for refunds if this is not fixed by tomorrow March 6.

You would check the box that you disposed of the property and enter the date disposed of so the current year depreciation will calculate properly and to remove it from your program going forward. Also, if you had any assets that you took special depreciation on, you would have to show those as being retired as you may need to recover some of that advance depreciation as income. You may not have any of that though as it is less typical with residential rental property.    

While I was unable to implement  the suggestions I received, I have since determined that I was mistaken and the program is actually working as it should.   Thank you for your efforts and apologies for my error!

When you first start the rental section, there will be a do any of these situations apply to this property page.  On this page select I sold or disposed of this property in 2025.   After doing so, you will continue through until you get to the rental summary screen where you will select sale of property/Depreciation.  This does not show up unless you select the box to say you sold the property in the original screens.       

Shed to land is pretty straightforward as it adds to the land value, as you surmised.   Disposition is the sale or disposal of an asset.  In this case it could refer to the segregated assets that can be expensed rather than depreciated or the cost of assets that were removed from service prior to the new assets being entered.  It would be best to consult with the team that did the cost segregation as to what comprises that number.   The assets will be listed on the 3115.  There will be a bunch of new assets and the old assets will be "disposed" of and turned into new assets.  The cost segregation should include a list of all the assets and the dates to start their depreciation and so on.   If the garage apartment is going to be a short-term rental with stays averaging 7 days or less then the property is considered commercial and has to be depreciated over 39 years.

At this point, this situation has become genuinely unacceptable. Many of us have been stuck for weeks with the same Oregon/1099‑Q error, and TurboTax has not provided a clear update, a working fix, or even a realistic timeline. Multiple users — myself included — have spent hours on chat or phone support only to be told different explanations with no resolution. The fact that this issue persists after federal filing and after paying TurboTax’s full fee makes this even more frustrating. I expect TurboTax to treat this as more than a minor bug. Your customers are unable to file required state returns because of a TurboTax software failure, not user error. A partial refund for the state filing portion is not enough given the time, stress, and financial impact this delay has created. TurboTax should either fix this immediately or refund the entire amount we paid, and provide complimentary service for next year as a gesture of good faith. We need real communication, real ownership of the issue, and real urgency — not silence. Please escalate this to someone who can actually resolve it. @AmyC