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It's late. My brain is fried. I've done this before but I'm drawing a blank. I need a clear-headed hero to come to my rescue.

Client sold a rental house. When I set up the fixed asset I recorded the depreciable basis as $134,100 ($149,000 cost less the land value of $14,900).

How do I get the land value back into the equation now that is has been sold? I thought I entered it as a basis adustment on the disposition form (at least that's what I think I remember doing in the past). But when I enter the $14,900 figure it has no impact on the gain/loss computation.

Where am I going wrong?

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Yeah, I understand, it's clearly a calender related disorder that is common to our profession. I admit, I almost did not post that, because I knew you knew it. Then I remembered the date, and decided to post it anyway. Glad I did, now.

Hang in there, this is one disease that clears up soon. 7-10 days from now, on average. LOL

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i went home last night at 3 was asleep by 5 and woke up this morning at 7:15. just telling you all to make you all jealous.

I read that as all AM! Which sounds more like me, stopping work 'early' is 3am, and might be asleep by 5am. But I have only one more to do, and a date tomorrow night.

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