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I sold my house last year and used it for a home office. How do I find the depreciation for past years for the Adjusted Cost Basis section?

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If you have been claiming the home office and using TurboTax, it has calculated your depreciation each year and reports cumulative totals on Form 4562, Depreciation Schedule.

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I sold my house last year and used it for a home office. How do I find the depreciation for past years for the Adjusted Cost Basis section?

I sold my house last year and used it for a home office. How do I find the depreciation for past years for the Adjusted Cost Basis section?

I sold my house last year and used it for a home office. How do I find the depreciation for past years for the Adjusted Cost Basis section?

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I sold my house last year and used it for a home office. How do I find the depreciation for past years for the Adjusted Cost Basis section?

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