How to calculate rental real estate depreciation deduction (SL method & mid-month convention)

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In this article, we cover:
-Depreciation schedules using the straight-line method and mid-month convention
-How to calculate straight-line depreciation for both residential (27.5 year recovery period) and nonresidential (39 year recovery period) real estate
-How to calculate mid-month convention for the year a property is placed into service
-IRS Publication references & tables for you to use in your own calculations

[@WhereIsSchmitty]

Hello, I was watching one of your old videos on Schedule D. I received a notice of deficiency for a previous year, it looks like I have to report my cost basis to them (crypto). My question is do I have to include form 8949 or can I just report it on schedule D in box 1a?
Thank you !

[@WhereIsSchmitty]

Never mind I think I just answered my own question. I need form 8949 because the cost basis was never originally reported, right?