i have a situation where the client has not taken any depreciation on a rental property and the property was sold last year. my understanding is the return within allowable time to amend need to be amended and have deprecitaion added to them. then, the remaining depreciation which should have been taken over the years(minus the amount on the amended return) will go on the return for last year which the property is sold. then, that amount of depreciation will also go on schedule E as other expenses. So, the basis is reduced by depreciation, however the seller gets a deduction on sch E which is kind of an offset(disregarding the amended returns). am i correct?
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