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You might want to consider not doing anything with the old HVAC in TurboTax. It might be more trouble than it is worth. You will need to delete the original house + HVAC asset and re-enter as two separate assets. You will need to make sure that the accumulated depreciation for the new assets meets the accumulated depreciation for the old asset. To do that, if you aren't already I strongly recommend you use TurboTax Desktop so that you can access the underlying Asset Worksheets and, if necessary, make changes directly on the worksheets. I also recommend making and saving a copy of the original TurboTax file before you delete anything.
You might want to consider not doing anything with the old HVAC in TurboTax. It might be more trouble than it is worth. You will need to delete the original house + HVAC asset and re-enter as two separate assets. You will need to make sure that the accumulated depreciation for the new assets meets the accumulated depreciation for the old asset. To do that, if you aren't already I strongly recommend you use TurboTax Desktop so that you can access the underlying Asset Worksheets and, if necessary, make changes directly on the worksheets. I also recommend making and saving a copy of the original TurboTax file before you delete anything.
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