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The website says Depreciation and Amortization is ready. I still get "Depreciation and Amortization will be ready by February, but likely sooner"

The website says Depreciation and Amortization is ready. I still get "Depreciation and Amortization will be ready by February, but likely sooner"
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PatriciaV
Employee Tax Expert

The website says Depreciation and Amortization is ready. I still get "Depreciation and Amortization will be ready by February, but likely sooner"

Although the forms availability table indicates that Form 4562 is ready to e-file, the final update for depreciation calculations has not been released.

 

We recommend that you wait a few days for additional TurboTax Online updates to be released, which should resolve the experience you're having with Depreciation.

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The website says Depreciation and Amortization is ready. I still get "Depreciation and Amortization will be ready by February, but likely sooner"

Unfortunately I couldn't wait and used another service.

The website says Depreciation and Amortization is ready. I still get "Depreciation and Amortization will be ready by February, but likely sooner"

Yep, it's February 1st and ANOTHER YEAR of waiting for Turbotax to get it together and provide forms. This is the last step I need and it is yet another year of waiting on this billion dollar cabal to post forms... 

The website says Depreciation and Amortization is ready. I still get "Depreciation and Amortization will be ready by February, but likely sooner"

This is a big time annoyance and failure to we early filers. Please fix for subsequent years! 

The website says Depreciation and Amortization is ready. I still get "Depreciation and Amortization will be ready by February, but likely sooner"

So - how can the form be ready to file if the underlying calculations aren't available?

Just another example of TT doing a terrible job of setting and managing expectations.  Rather than giving a straight answer, they obfuscate and speak in tongues.

I've seen a variety of "expert" answers on this ... one saying availability "after 2/11/26", another saying "after 2/13/26" ... and by saying "after dd/mm/yy" I suppose they give themselves immunity ("well, dear user, Easter is after 2/13/26 so we didn't lie ...").

Every year TT seems to have one major SNAFU on basic functionality that never gets officially resolved and it's the user community that discovers work-arounds.  Last year was printing on the Mac version.  A few years before that it was form 1116 Foreign Taxes.  I think we've found this year's candidate for FUBAR status.

The website says Depreciation and Amortization is ready. I still get "Depreciation and Amortization will be ready by February, but likely sooner"

Yep. THIS. Today's 2/6.

kokomi85
New Member

The website says Depreciation and Amortization is ready. I still get "Depreciation and Amortization will be ready by February, but likely sooner"

So when will this be officially available online? Thanks

MonikaK1
Employee Tax Expert

The website says Depreciation and Amortization is ready. I still get "Depreciation and Amortization will be ready by February, but likely sooner"

This has been an especially challenging season, due to late tax law changes and losses in IRS staffing, which delayed getting all of the forms and instructions ready to deliver to software companies. 

 

We anticipate the depreciation calculations within the software should be updated after February 13, 2026. Our tech team is working hard to release the updates before that date. Please be aware that this update will affect depreciation for Schedule E (Rental Properties) only. Schedule C (Self-Employment) was updated previously and should be working in all versions of TurboTax.

 

Also, you can sign up at this link to be notified via email. when the forms are ready to use in TurboTax.

 

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The website says Depreciation and Amortization is ready. I still get "Depreciation and Amortization will be ready by February, but likely sooner"

Thank you for the thorough answer. The website still says it’s going to be ready “by February if not sooner” and every agent I’ve talked to, all four of them, have given me a different version of “ the forms are ready now and they’ll be rolled out to you soon. Just wait one more day”. i It is maddening and frustrating that this billion dollar cabal that has a stranglehold over our taxes, can’t do something as simple as making the forms available that are available on the IRS’s website currently. 

The website says Depreciation and Amortization is ready. I still get "Depreciation and Amortization will be ready by February, but likely sooner"

Based on recent updates for the 2025 tax filing season (covering the 2024 tax year), TurboTax has indicated that the "Depreciation and Amortization" calculations (Form 4562) for Schedule E (Rental Properties) are expected to be updated after February 13, 2026

 

Brantz
New Member

The website says Depreciation and Amortization is ready. I still get "Depreciation and Amortization will be ready by February, but likely sooner"

TT didn't say which February.  Maybe it's 2027.  I've been an intuit products user for over 30 years, using Quicken, QuickBooks, Pro Series and now Turbo Tax.  They have certainly gone way down hill over time.  I'll start looking for alternatives to their products this year.

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