maryinmd
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12-06-2019
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Changing the basis to $0 on the assets is creating errors. I would assume the depreciation taken up to the date of loan modification, would remain, as it would need to be recaptured and considered in the calculation when sold.
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Reduce NBV to zero.
maryinmd
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Where is this at in ProSeries Professional? I assume on the asset entry page itself, but creates an error when trying to alter the original cost. Also,is NBV, the net basis value?
TaxGuyBill
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These are a couple of options:
1) Delete the Asset Entry Worksheet. You are not depreciating anything, so there is no need for it. Just make a note of the information for whenever it is sold.
2) Change the "prior depreciation" to the amount of the Basis, thereby changing the Net Basis Value to $0 and giving $0 depreciation. Again, make note of the ACTUAL prior depreciation for whenever the property is sold.
1) Delete the Asset Entry Worksheet. You are not depreciating anything, so there is no need for it. Just make a note of the information for whenever it is sold.
2) Change the "prior depreciation" to the amount of the Basis, thereby changing the Net Basis Value to $0 and giving $0 depreciation. Again, make note of the ACTUAL prior depreciation for whenever the property is sold.
maryinmd
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Very helpful! Thank you!