Hello, it is not clear to me how to enter the box 14, code ZZ entries from my K-1 1041 form. My form has four of these entries:
I'll call these four code ZZ entries "entry STMT #1", "entry 3", "entry STMT #2", and "entry 1,192". Farther down the form I have these four code ZZ entires:
For starters I entered the entries into TurboTax as shown. It would be great if I could expand the list to include all the entries in a single screenshot but I can't, so the first screenshot shows the entries for "entry STMT #1" and "entry 3":
And this second screenshot shows the entries for "entry STMT #2" and "entry 1,192":
Based on this information I made the following entries in the next seven windows that TurboTax presented (along with my questions):
Window 1: is "Various" the best selection for "other countries" described in the K-1? And did I enter foreign source income correctly?
Window 2: I assume that "Passive Category" is the correct selection?
Window 3: I assume I put "expenses" from K-1 into "Interest Expense"?
Window 4: I did not see need to enter anything here. Correct? Or is this where I enter "3" for "Foreign Taxes accrued" based on "entry 3"?
Window 5: I only made four entries in "Enter description of other items" box of this window. Correct?
(the following shows the fourth entry)
Window 6: I assume this refers to "entry 1,192"? Is this correct?
Window 7: Again, I did not see need to enter anything here. Correct?
Appreciate any help with this.
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To answer your questions one at a time.
Based on the information you gave me through the screenshots and your entries, you reported everything correctly. K-1's can be complex issues at times but it appears you have a solid understanding of these.
@DaveF1006 Wow, thanks for the detailed reply! One clarification though: can you please look at Window 6 again? I did enter a value there for AMT of -1,192 and it sounds like I should not have.
Yes, go back and delete that entry. It shouldn't be there.
Thanks again. Really appreciate the help.
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