Massachusetts does not conform it's depreciation rules with the Federal tax code. This rule has not changed between 2022 and 2023.
For some reason there has been a change in calculating / reporting Federal / Massachusetts depreciation differences (related to rental income) on Form 3 from 2022 to 2023 (partnership tax return). According to customer service in 2022 the amount was computed and flowed through to MA Form 3 line 22a. In the 2023 version of the program the amount does not calculate - it is required to be manually input by the user as an override.
The user can indicate if the state conforms to federal depreciation (Ordinary Income / Depreciation / Misc/Short Year / State Conforms to Federal Depreciation). However inputting "2" = no (Override) has no impact - state depreciation expense is not computed.
This is a major issue that will impact most MA partnerships for the 2023 tax year. The system is capable of performing the computation / flowing it to the MA partnership return (the functionality worked fine for the 2022 tax year) for some unexplained reason this functionality was changed for the 2023 tax year.
One other note - in 2022 the program actually generated a report that computed 2023 MA depreciation expense - so the amount has already been computed in the system - it just is not flowing through to the 2023 program
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