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The IRS requires you to report your income, not "tax forms".
If you have K-1s that do not report any income, there is no reason to report them on your tax return - especially if they were prior year returns you would have to amend.
There may be favorable tax items on those K-1s that aren't obvious, but as long as you aren't missing any taxable income you don't need to enter them.
The Schedule K-1 shown here came in after I have filled my 2019 return in 2020. It has losses in Part II and Part III. Do I have to amend my 2019 return?
Filing an amended return to report losses reported on a K1 received after filing our tax return may result in a refund.
You are required to file an amended return to report all of your income.
You are not required to amend to report losses.
What if it shows $1 for ordinary, interest income and long term gain?
do I still need to report it?
A Schedule K-1 is like a W-2 or 1099. K-1 information is reported to the IRS and the IRS will likely compare the information on the tax return that has been submitted against the information that the IRS received independently.
Would recommend that you report the K-1 information.
I have this exact same thing. It happens if you sell in the same month as you buy so the futures contracts dont get sold/purchased by the fund in the case of USO. Still not sure what to do, if anyone has any further guidance.
I traded UNG in 2022 so received schedule K-1.
I held UNG position for a couple of weeks and sold with a small profit.
However, at Box 8. Net Short-Term Capital Gain/loss, zero amount. Actually all boxes in Part III are empty.
2022 Sales Schedule lists unit sold, sale date, purchase price, cost basis
Transaction schedule lists buy and sell, end of year units is 0
I am confused if I need to report the short term gain, even though it is zero in Box 8?
I called the firm sent out the report, they asked to consult with Tax pro.
If the K-1 form does not show any income or loss and you report the gain/loss correctly on your form 1099-B entry, you might be ok excluding the K-1 from your return. However, if this is a Final K-1, you should include this in your return and indicate "Final" when prompted in the K-1 Interview.
Please review your Form 1099-B to see if it correctly reflects these sales.
Thanks for your quick response.
I look at 1099B, Proceeds for UNG is $47,289.60, no gain or loss shown there. Pls see screen shot below.
While on my Schedule K-1, cost in 2022 Sales Schedule, Box 4 (Purchase price) and Box 6 Cost Basis is $44,705.00.
Pls advise what I should do? Thanks a lot!
Since the K-1 shows the Cost Basis you should enter this amount when completing the sale of the investment on Form 1099-B if you have not done so yet.
Also, review the Supplemental Pages that should be attached to the K-1 package for additional information to support completing the K-1 entries.
Here's where you enter or import your 1099-B in TurboTax:
Thanks a lot! That makes prefect sense.
I update accordingly.
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