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I do this, too. If they decide to take over another unit as personal use, it's already split as well. But mainly for the assets. And for the fees. I do love money. LOL3 points
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I've tried a few in the past and none were useful. And don't listen while commuting. You'll fall asleep and run off the road!2 points
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Notice the footnote. 'Subject to interpretation by IRS. Be sure to consult your tax professional.' Ha. We are the tax professionals.2 points
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I agree, you can do it. Change of depreciation is the easiest part of the 3115. Just follow the instructions as they are fairly straight forward.2 points
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Eric Greene does podcasts for a couple of different organizations: https://taxrepllc.com/category/podcasts/1 point
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Lisa Ihm. Was $20 when I bought it. Brass Tax: http://brasstax.com/3115 Booklet.htm1 point
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If the 1099 is part nominee, just back out the nominee part as an expense to avoid matching errors.1 point
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I find it easier just to split the assets with different rates.1 point
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Missed depreciation is an automatic change. All you have to do is fill out Parts I, II, IV, and Sch E. It's not that complicated. You can do it!1 point
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Ordered. Thanks to all.1 point
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PLC stands for "price loss coverage", a government program payment. CRP is a payment received for putting the land into grass.1 point
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I'm glad someone smarter than me can read the new law. I read the meals part 3x and the only thing I got out of it was a headache!1 point
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Well this is true, and a good reason for me to get it done. BTW, The Wizard of Oz is one of my favorite movies. I played the Scarecrow in 4th grade, no brains then, working on them now.1 point
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I did my first 1040 today! My son just has one W2 and is always anxious to get his refund. Wasn't thrilled that efiling doesn't open for another 2+ weeks.1 point
