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Old 04-14-2015, 05:25 AM
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Partial Year Home office deduction

I have been using a portion of my house and deducting it every year until 2014.
As of 5/5/2014 I no longer needed or could have this deduction since the company I contracted to decided to make me an offer. I cant see where I need to adjust my taxes so this is reflected. I understand I need to pro-rate the numbers for deductions as well as depreciation. Is there a special form or worksheet, or do I just adjust the numbers in box 10 or 11 of form 8829 as well as line 41. It would seem changing these numbers would perk the IRS interest without some sort of explanation. I am trying to do the right thing here but they are not making it easy.



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