Just a suggestion, if Section 179 is not an issue, you might use MA return to gauge NH add-back. Fed-state difference should be about the same. Obviously, you need to check this but see "Form 4562 Depreciation Options" worksheet for states with similar limits. Otherwise, you can run Fixed Asset Manager for a NH F/A portfolio under "Other." [Yes, I know it's not a solution.]
And, since we're on the topic, be aware of NH's "one-of-a-kind quirk for 754 step-up adjustments.
Hope that helps.
Thank for your suggestion. It may shorten the time to work around.
BUT it is not a solution and should never have been an issue for a professional level tax preparation program.
Hello,
Thank you for bringing this to our attention.
We will release a new version of the New Hampshire partnership product later this week (with a fix for the issue you described).
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