That could be a bit of a red flag. Get your copy of the prior year depreciation schedule generated by the CPA and use the following steps to try to duplicate the entries so that the depreciation will continue to be calculated the same way it was before. The previous depreciation schedule should show all the necessary details to answer the questions in TurboTax.
- Starting from the Schedule C or Schedule E section of your return until you get to the Assets/Depreciation section.
- Proceed to the point where you adding an asset on the page titled Describe This Asset.
- In order to enter the asset exactly as it has been reported in the past, choose the last option on the list, Intangibles, Other Property, then click Continue.
- On the next page titled, Tell Us a Little More, select Other asset type, then click Continue.
- Enter the detailed information about the asset: description, cost, date purchased or acquired. Click Continue.
- Continue with additional details on the next screen, then click Continue.
- Select the appropriate Asset Class, then click Continue.
- Choose the MACRS Convention, then click Continue.
- Select the Depreciation Method, then click Continue.
- Answer the question regarding Listed Property, then click Continue. There may be some additional background questions as well, keep going.
- You will eventually come to a screen to confirm the Prior Depreciation, enter the data and click Continue.
- Finally, you will see an Asset Summary screen with the current year depreciation amount listed. There is also a check-box here to Show Details. This will open a full description for the asset so you can verify that it matches the previously reported information. If it does not, you can choose to go Back and re-enter the data that needs to be changed.
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