If you already have the program on your computer, delete it and reboot. You won't lose any data. Now go and download the program and it should give you the updates then.
Even if it was lived in for part of 2017, enter the date on the asset worksheets for when it became a personal residence. Then print the depreciation schedules as the coyote says. Don't forget to p...
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Even if it was lived in for part of 2017, enter the date on the asset worksheets for when it became a personal residence. Then print the depreciation schedules as the coyote says. Don't forget to print them for the state also.
Ctr-Z has never worked in PS and I sincerely doubt it ever will. Feel free to make a suggestion. It only took over 5 years and the death of a contributor to finally get the "locking" function.
I'm blind even with my bifocals. Never even saw that date. But I do as the Yote does. I file them away and save them. If I were to get notified of an EF audit, I'd pull out that box and sign them ...
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I'm blind even with my bifocals. Never even saw that date. But I do as the Yote does. I file them away and save them. If I were to get notified of an EF audit, I'd pull out that box and sign them all with a name and/or date stamp.