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Purpose of Form File Form 3115 to request a change in either an overall accounting method or the accounting treatment of any item. Instructions for Form 3115 (Rev. December 2022) - IRS IRS (.gov) IRS (.gov) PDF
Alternatively, Form 3115 may be submitted by secure electronic facsimile or encrypted electronic mail. File Form 3115 as early as possible during the year of change to provide adequate time for the IRS to respond prior to the due date of the filers return for the year of change.
Once an incorrect accounting method has been used for two years, a Form 3115 is required to change accounting methods back to a correct method, or in this case, since not taking depreciation is incorrect, to begin taking depreciation a Change in Method Form 3115 must be filed. Walking Through The Form 3115: Fixing Depreciation Errors National Society of Tax Professionals National Society of Tax Professionals
For automatic change requests: Form 3115 is filed with the tax return for the year of the change. For non-automatic change requests: Form 3115 must be filed before the year of change, typically with the tax return for the year preceding the change.
Proc. 2015-13, and Regulations section 301.9100-2. An applicant submitting a ruling request for an extension of time to file Form 3115 must pay a user fee for its extension request and, in the case of a non-automatic change request, a separate user fee for its accounting method change request.
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Except for those filing under Rev. Proc. 74-11, Form 3115 is not late if it is filed after the 180-day period under any of the automatic change procedures. Applicants filing a ruling request for an extension of time to file Form 3115 under Regulations section 301.9100-1 must pay a $275 user fee. Instructions for Form 3115 - IRS IRS IRS
Whichever method you choose, it can either be e-filed with the rest of your tax return or physically mailed to the IRS with your tax return. Changing Your Accounting Method? A Guide to IRS Form 3115 - Indeed Indeed Indeed
Once an incorrect accounting method has been used for two years, a Form 3115 is required to change accounting methods back to a correct method, or in this case, since not taking depreciation is incorrect, to begin taking depreciation a Change in Method Form 3115 must be filed.

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