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The document is the Depreciation Adjustment Schedule (CT-399) from the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance, which outlines the process for computing New York State depreciation modifications when calculating entire net income (ENI). It includes sections for detailing depreciable property, federal special depreciation, and adjustments related to property disposition. The form requires specific information about each item of property, including costs, depreciation methods, and accumulated depreciation to ensure accurate tax reporting.

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Begin with Part 1, where you will compute New York State depreciation modifications. Fill in the legal name of your corporation and employer identification number at the top.
In Section A, list each item of depreciable property. For each item, provide a description and complete columns B through I, including details like date placed in service and cost basis.
Proceed to Section B for federal special depreciation property. Again, identify each item and fill out the required columns as per instructions.
If applicable, move to Part 2 for disposition adjustments. Here, calculate differences between federal and New York State depreciation deductions for each property listed.
Finally, summarize your adjustments in Part 3 by entering amounts from previous sections into the designated lines.

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