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Texasmark1 · Jan 23, 2018

Well the 2017 1040 finally made it off the presses. Been looking all over for the 2017 4562 (depreciation) form and all I get is a TBD. Who knows when that will be forthcoming. Any ideas?

Zachary Hoyt · Jan 23, 2018

I don't know but I'm waiting for it too. I got the 1040, Schedule C and SE printed, but I can't finish filling them in till the 4562 comes out.
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rrlund · Jan 23, 2018

Is there an IRS site where you can print them off?

LAA · Jan 23, 2018

They have the 2017 4562 draft instructions up but not the actual form, instructions could change but probably won't or at least not much.

kcm.MN · Jan 23, 2018

Sheesh! Guess I know where MY mind is at this morning. Saw the title "[i:4b32d7a3e6]Taxes[/i:4b32d7a3e6]", then saw "[i:4b32d7a3e6]2017 1040[/i:4b32d7a3e6]", and all my mind could do was keep trying to picture a "new" version of a JD 1040. :shock: *lol*

Dave H (MI) · Jan 23, 2018

I have mine. The software that I use here in the office for client returns has 4562. Of course I don't use that cheap stuff sold for home use. That is probably the difference.

Bob Bancroft · Jan 23, 2018

Just got my 1099/1096 forms yesterday. Now I don't know if the first time I looked (in Dec) if they weren't available, or if I was looking in the wrong spot! I looked after the first of the year, and found where I could order them.

DoubleO7 · Jan 23, 2018

(quoted from post at 11:58:04 01/23/18) I have mine. The software that I use here in the office for client returns has 4562. Of course I don't use that cheap stuff sold for home use. That is probably the difference.

What is the year date in upper right corner?

This IRS webpage was revised on 05-DEC 2017 and it says use this form. With a link to the 2016 Form 4562

So maybe the IRS missed revising the link to the 2017 form?

No mention of any pending changes coming along.

https://www.irs.gov/forms-pubs/about-form-4562

Texasmark1 · Jan 24, 2018

"irs.gov" and in their search engine just plug in what you want, aka 4562, or 1040, or Schedule F. A listing comes up of things associated with that number and you get the current version (available at the time) and the past versions. Also listed are "4562 Instructions", and any thing else they have."

Texasmark1 · Jan 24, 2018

This is not "the cheap stuff". This is "irs.gov", the official IRS site. Now how is it that you have software with the 2017 issue of 4562 and IRS doesn't even have it?

DoubleO7 · Jan 24, 2018

(quoted from post at 08:38:33 01/24/18) "irs.gov" and in their search engine just plug in what you want, aka 4562, or 1040, or Schedule F. A listing comes up of things associated with that number and you get the current version (available at the time) and the past versions. Also listed are "4562 Instructions", and any thing else they have."

All of the above is exactly what I did and came up with the link I posted.
And also why I asked Dave H what year is on the 4562 from his software when the IRS is not showing a 4562 for 2017 their website.

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