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The best way to deal with this is to delete your existing asset and start over. Since you can't force a number change on the current asset entry, you usually have to workaround the software by re-entering the asset using a different category that allows for a 39-year life. Here is how to do it:
Just an FYI, a general-purpose farm building (like a barn) is officially classified by the IRS as 20-year property and that is why TurboTax reported it as a 20-year property.
Thank you for the very detailed and useful information.
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