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  2. 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.
  3. In Section A, list each item of depreciable property. For each item, provide details such as date placed in service, cost or other basis, and accumulated federal depreciation.
  4. Proceed to Section B for any federal special depreciation property. Again, identify each item and complete the required columns similar to Section A.
  5. If applicable, move on to Part 2 for disposition adjustments. Here, calculate differences between federal and New York State depreciation deductions for listed properties.
  6. Finally, summarize your adjustments in Part 3 and ensure all totals are accurately entered before saving your completed form.

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Colorado does conform to Section 179 changes. Colorado does conform to bonus depreciation changes. Connecticut does conform to Section 179 changes. Connecticut does not conform to bonus depreciation changes.

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However, conformity means federal tax changes can also affect state tax laws. States have conformed with the federal individual income tax code in various ways since the tax was introduced over a century ago.
Under Illinois law, if you claim a bonus depreciation on an asset on your federal return, you are required to add the bonus depreciation back to your Illinois net income.

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