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EATAX1
Level 1
04-02-2023
09:42 AM
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I entered some 179 expenses on schedule E rental but they do not carry to form 4562
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sjrcpa
Level 15
04-02-2023
12:50 PM
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You're doing it backwards. You enter the assets in the depreciation section and elect to take the 179 deduction.
Are you sure they qualify for 179?
Have you considered bonus depreciation?
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Accountant-Man
Level 13
04-02-2023
01:31 PM
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First, what sjrcpa said.
Then, commercial rentals only get sec. 179.
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TaxGuyBill
Level 15
04-02-2023
02:05 PM
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@Accountant-Man wrote:
Then, commercial rentals only get sec. 179.
Residential can get it too. They changed that a few years ago.
However, for any rental, it must rise to the level of a "Trade or Business" in order to qualify for Section 179.
I have no idea how ProConnect works, but in ProSeries the 4562 income limit (line 11) automatically assumes the rental does NOT rise to the level of a Trade or Business. So if it DOES rise to that level, you need to manually change line 11 on the 4562.
