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The basis and depreciation for the home is not flowing through to Form 8829. Here are the details:
- 2020 Lacerte (just updated today - didn't solve the issue)
- 1 Schedule C
- 1 Home
Screen 22:
- Land portion: Form 10, Activity 1, Category 6 - Land, Method 99 --> flows to Form 8829.
- Building portion: Form 10, Activity 1, Category 4 - Buildings, Method 87 --> does not flow to Form 8829
Screen 29:
- Home 1
- Linked to Schedule C
- Elect to use simplified method - NOT checked
- Depreciation section - no entries
- Allocation section - no entries
Did I input any of that wrong? What am I missing?
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FYI - Screen 22 Category really only serves a purpose if you are trying to match up to financial statements. It has no real function in the tax program.
Screen 29 - Did you enter the business use area and the total area of home? Did you indicate the activity number (probably 1= the Sch C business name)
If you restore from C:\Lacerte\20Tax\demodata and select Sample07 it is a demo return for Office in Home. Any client with ssn or ein of all 9's can be "played with" with no REP fee, but you do may need to do the REP.
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I had everything entered properly for square footage detail and schedule C link. I even compared to the demo data you suggested.
It appears to be some sort of software glitch in the asset listing. The first line item in the detail is only populating Form 8829 if Method 99 is input. If the Method is blank, it also will not populate Form 8829.
I switched the order of my line items, and now Form 8829 and depreciation are correct.
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Correction...it was the prior depreciation entry that was messing it up.
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