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Schedule K-1's for Amended Return; Didn't File the Original Return with Turbotax

Hi,

 

I have an interesting situation.  I am trying to amend my 2018 return to include a couple of schedule K-1s for me and a family member I claimed as a dependent (who had no earned income that year).  The problem is that that year, I didn't file the original return with Turbotax, so I can't amend using the program.  Thus, I am trying to do this using form 1040-X.  I'm still not sure quite how to even report the info from the K-1s on 1040-X, and the IRS's instruction sheet doesn't seem to be sufficiently explaining how I would go about it.  Does anybody know of a specific site where I can get a walkthrough of how to do this?  I have never filed physical tax forms before, and this stuff can get really confusing.  Thanks for any assistance you can provide.

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AnnetteB6
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Schedule K-1's for Amended Return; Didn't File the Original Return with Turbotax

K-1s are used to report income and expenses from pass-through entities to your personal return.  When you receive a K-1, there should be an instruction sheet or supplemental page that will generally show you where each box on the K-1 is reported on your Form 1040.  That is a place to start.  

 

You might want to consider purchasing the 2018 TurboTax program and re-creating your 2018 return exactly as it was filed.  Complete the 'filing' process by choosing to file the return by mail.  Then, you can use the program to generate your amended return to include the K-1s.  It may be easier than trying to create Form 1040X by hand.

 

Also, you mentioned that you are amending to include the K-1s for you and a family member you claimed as a dependent.  If you meant that one of the K-1s was issued to the dependent shown on your return, then you should not include that K-1 as part of your return.  The dependent may need to file their own return to report the K-1 information.  

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