frelarco
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this property has 7 schedule e one for each so how do you claim the sale for each when it was sold as 1 property. do you divide the total sale by the 7 schedule e?
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IRonMaN
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No depreciation? You might want to research form 3115 before proceeding any further.
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frelarco
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thank you
abctax55
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And research "allowed and/or allowable" depreciation.
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poolcleaner
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As someone who is struggling through a Form 3115 right this minute, I can't tell you how much help it was to purchase the text on Form 3115 from brasstax.com. It may be one of the best $20 expenditures in a long time. They emailed it to me as soon as I bought it. I hope I NEVER have to fill out another 3115 but the text has made it dramatically simpler.
George4Tacks
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Here is a link for others that want this Select from the drop down at https://brasstax.com/shop?keywords=3115&olsPage=products%2Ftextbooks-no-cpe
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abctax55
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I've had that in my professional library since TPR's came down. It IS invaluable, especially at only $ 20.
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