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If I remember correctly, the only way to do that with a vehicle is to "override" the vehicle worksheet to force it to use Straight-Line depreciation, and that can only be done if you are using the CD/downloaded version.
As a side note, if you do override the worksheet, the program might not allow you to e-file, so you may need to file by mail.
To enter an asset using straight-line depreciation, use these steps:
Colleen, the OP said it was an "auto". Unless you REALLY know what you are doing, it is NOT a good idea to depreciate a vehicle under general assets (business percentage, listed property, luxury limits, etc.).
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