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August 16, 2025
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Undeveloped Mineral Rights on Asset Entry Worksheet

  • August 16, 2025
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How would I enter Mineral Rights on the Asset Entry worksheet?  The minerals have not been developed so there is not depletion at this time.  When I enter it as 'Z' without the 'Land' designation, PS is wanting a depreciation method. Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong?

Best answer by Terry53029

Just use "O" then you enter all info yourself. I assume you just want to track basis, so you need to track land and mineral rights separate if your purchase listed them separate. When you start receiving income ProSeries does not track depletion for you, so you will have to reduce basis manually. This is what I would do, but have not run across this myself. Have only ran across depletion from K1's 

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Kathi_at_Intuit
Moderator
August 18, 2025

Hi @charger ,

Thank you for posting in the community. Have you tried reaching out to ProSeries Support to see if they might be able to assist with this? They are equipped for real-time troubleshooting and can guide you on software input for specific lines.

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IRonMaN
Level 15
August 18, 2025

If the property hasn't been developed yet, why are you trying to enter it into an asset entry worksheet?

Slava Ukraini!
chargerAuthor
Level 2
August 22, 2025

I need to enter it because it was part of a current land purchase and I need to list it as an asset. 

IRonMaN
Level 15
August 22, 2025

You can list it as an asset on the balance sheet without having to jump through the hoops to create an asset entry worksheet.

Slava Ukraini!
Intuit Community Champion
August 18, 2025

Just use "O" then you enter all info yourself. I assume you just want to track basis, so you need to track land and mineral rights separate if your purchase listed them separate. When you start receiving income ProSeries does not track depletion for you, so you will have to reduce basis manually. This is what I would do, but have not run across this myself. Have only ran across depletion from K1's