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Schedule E exports (planned)
Exporting Schedule E from Aptoria is planned; here is what the form covers and how to work on it with your accountant today.
The short answer
Exporting Schedule E and tax reports from Aptoria is planned. Until it is, complete the form from your own records with your accountant, and use the rent roll and the monthly rent reconciliation to cross-check the rents you received.
What Schedule E covers
Schedule E reports rental income and expenses per property: rents received, and expenses such as repairs, insurance, management fees, and depreciation. Depreciation is its own line, because a building and certain improvements are deducted over time rather than in the year you pay for them.
This is general tax information, not advice; how a specific item is treated can depend on your situation, so your accountant has the final say.
Status
Exporting Schedule E and tax reports from Aptoria is planned.
Profit-and-loss reports and a general ledger in Aptoria are planned.
What to do today
Aptoria shows a monthly reconciliation of expected versus paid rent for the leases in your workspace.
Aptoria will not file a tax return for you, now or later; filing stays with you and your accountant.
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