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- Accountant entered wrong cost basis 2011-2018 Residential rental.2005-2010 correct depreciation taken. Do I enter correct cost basis now? How do I fix it?
Accountant entered wrong cost basis 2011-2018 Residential rental.2005-2010 correct depreciation taken. Do I enter correct cost basis now? How do I fix it?
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Taxlady01
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07-12-2020
03:31 PM
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TaxGuyBill
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07-12-2020
04:07 PM
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Yes, enter the correct Basis now.
In most cases the only method to 'fix' it is to amend the open years.
In the event that the prior tax preparer was depreciating the land as part of the Basis, you might have the option to file Form 3115 to 'pay back' that depreciation.
