You get a better deal than I do.  Just to get power tax light, the network version, and the required fast path, I am at $7,758.37 after sales tax.  I just called to see how much more for the power tax library.  It was quite a jump!  I couldn't quite get a good list of what it included, but I think I got the gist of it.  Amy

This seems to be a new protocol.  All summer, investment firms will only fax or mail items to me.  We actually got rid of our fax line several years ago.  When I need to fax out, which is rare, I use one of the online fax services.  I also don't understand how fax is more secure than email. 

I'm curious as well.  I agree that the pricing has gone crazy.  Other companies seem to be more competitive, but I worry about what I will lose and, eventually, regret.   Do you only do 1040's?  I struggle to find options that support all the forms I use.  Yet, I'm not certain the amount of business I do with some of the other forms is worth the cost.  However, whenever I've asked proseries to break it down, they don't do so in a way that is useful to me. I would also love a follow up. Let us know if everything went smoothly or not.  

It will do it.   How did you access the asset entry page?  I have found it to work best if I jump to it through the smart worksheet.   Then you have to see where it is being allocated.  If it is allocated to the beneficiaries, it won't show up on line 18.  You can see this inside the smart worksheet box as well.  I hope this helps! Amy

Interesting! Maybe someone else will chime in, but since a Schedule C is for self-employment, resulting in self-employment tax, it doesn't really work well for a trust.  I would keep that part on the person's personal return unless income is being reported specifically for trust property.  If the property is in the trust's name and is still being rented, I would move the rental income to a schedule E on the trust return. I'm interested to hear other responses.  I understand that certain rental stuff (ie AirBnB) is usually on schedule C if it falls on a personal return.  I know I've read something in regard to its treatment within a trust, but I can't seem to pull out a proper reference! Amy

Thank you Norman for both responses.  I hope it worked.  My client went through the link, but he thought it was odd that it wanted to send his stuff to turbotax.  I thought that was odd too.  We will see if it worked.   Amy

I have a similar issue.  Vehicle from 2014, special depreciation used that year, and it has been fully depreciated.  However, the program is trying to depreciate it this year too.  When I look at the history, it has zeros for several years. If I enter the full amount of depreciable basis for "prior depreciation" it still won't remove the current year depreciation, but it does give me a nice error for trying to depreciate more than allowed.   I was thinking it might be a software bug and I am hoping an update will solve.