My Partnership K-1 Part III Line 20 has 3 entries and a 4th line, *STMT, which refers to Supplemental Info (in table form). Where in TT do I enter these table amts?

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My Partnership K-1 Part III Line 20 has 3 entries and a 4th line, *STMT, which refers to Supplemental Info (in table form). Where in TT do I enter these table amts?

In the K-1 interview, you will be able to check a box that states "Box 20 information". You will be able to enter all of these codes. Additional entry lines will appear as needed. Add the AH lines separately, and then you will get a screen that will allow you to re-enter the AH amounts for the specific credit they qualify for (AH1 should be the 1st option and AH4 the 4th option, but double-check your supplemental page to be certain).

One note: Code AD will be calculated for the Section 199A deduction. You might get a 20% deduction on the amount reported to you in that box.

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My Partnership K-1 Part III Line 20 has 3 entries and a 4th line, *STMT, which refers to Supplemental Info (in table form). Where in TT do I enter these table amts?

What are all the codes on the K-1 itself and the statement?

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My Partnership K-1 Part III Line 20 has 3 entries and a 4th line, *STMT, which refers to Supplemental Info (in table form). Where in TT do I enter these table amts?

Codes A, V, and AD. STMT includes 20AE, 20AF, 20AH1, 20AH4. Thanks.

My Partnership K-1 Part III Line 20 has 3 entries and a 4th line, *STMT, which refers to Supplemental Info (in table form). Where in TT do I enter these table amts?

In the K-1 interview, you will be able to check a box that states "Box 20 information". You will be able to enter all of these codes. Additional entry lines will appear as needed. Add the AH lines separately, and then you will get a screen that will allow you to re-enter the AH amounts for the specific credit they qualify for (AH1 should be the 1st option and AH4 the 4th option, but double-check your supplemental page to be certain).

One note: Code AD will be calculated for the Section 199A deduction. You might get a 20% deduction on the amount reported to you in that box.

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My Partnership K-1 Part III Line 20 has 3 entries and a 4th line, *STMT, which refers to Supplemental Info (in table form). Where in TT do I enter these table amts?

It's not allowing me to add lines....Is this a bug in the program?

My Partnership K-1 Part III Line 20 has 3 entries and a 4th line, *STMT, which refers to Supplemental Info (in table form). Where in TT do I enter these table amts?

After you add the third one, another line should appear. It is an automatic process. I just duplicated your situation on a dummy account for TurboTax Online so I could give you directions and it worked when I did that. If that doesn't work for you, please let me know.

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My Partnership K-1 Part III Line 20 has 3 entries and a 4th line, *STMT, which refers to Supplemental Info (in table form). Where in TT do I enter these table amts?

I have read everywhere that it is automatic. However, no additional line appears after I enter the amount in third line...

My Partnership K-1 Part III Line 20 has 3 entries and a 4th line, *STMT, which refers to Supplemental Info (in table form). Where in TT do I enter these table amts?

Did you hit "tab" after the last amount in the last box?

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