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Entering section 1245 depreciation recapture in Lacerte
by Intuit• Updated 1 week ago
If your client disposes of depreciation or amortizable property as a gain, part or all of the gain may need to be treated as ordinary income.
When entering the sale or disposition through the Depreciation screen, the program uses the Method entered to determine what type of property the asset is. The program recaptures all depreciation for section 1245 personal property based on MACRS methods (34-69, 88) and ACRS methods (30-63). Refer to Pub 544 to find out what qualifies as section 1245 property.
Follow these steps to enter section 1245 depreciation recapture:
- Go to Depreciation screen for your module.
- Individual: Screen 22
- Partnership: Screen 14
- Corporate: Screen 21
- S-Corporate: Screen 16
- Fiduciary: Screen 27
- Exempt Org.: Screen 39
- Select the applicable asset from the left navigation panel.
- Under the Depreciation (4562) section, enter the Description of Property.
- Scroll down to the Asset Information section.
- Under the General Information subsection, fill out the applicable fields.
- Under the Regular Depreciation subsection, fill out the applicable fields.
- This subsection isn't in the Exempt Org. module.
When entering the sale or disposition through the Dispositions screen, the Depreciation allowed (code 30) should include any prior year and current year depreciation for the asset. This number will flow to Form 4797, page 2, line 22.
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