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Nope... unless it's § 179.
May I ask why; what are you trying to accomplish?
The depreciation was originally associated with a Rental property and showed on Form 8825. Now we still have the improvement but it's no longer a rental property just more of an investment property.
There are reasons not to hold real property in an S corp, and especially Rental property. Now you have "investment" property in the S corp, which isn't even generating Income? Something you are not using, but holding, would not keep depreciating, if held as an investment (example: art work). Depreciation is in consideration as a value for tax expense (not capital gain/loss) for wear and tear over time as loss of value to that property.
This is all very confusing. Could you give more details?
I think you're over thinking this. It was land that we were leasing out for cattle grazing. The depreciable item was a fence I think. We're talking about $42 per year of depreciation. They no longer have cattle on the land but we still own it.
just more of an investment property.
So is depreciation appropriate?
I'm not overthinking this; it was asked of the community, so it gets answered, because otherwise, why ask? More details always help.
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