Hi,
I'm filing a form 1041 for a Supplemental Needs Trust, with a form K-1 for the beneficiary.
For Income, I have:
Interest $109
Dividends, $6,616
Long Term Capital Gains $2,106
All these are listed on the Income page of Turbotax Business.
I have made distributions to the beneficiary far exceeding the Total Income of $8,831
HOWEVER.........
When the distribution of income is carried forward to Schedule K-1, the Long Term Capital Gains of $2106 is Not Listed! It only shows Interest & Dividends of $6,725. NOT Capital Gains!
As a result, when this info is carried forward to the NY State Trust form IT-205, it wants to tax me on the Long Term Capital Gains of $2106 .
This is incorrect.
All my income should be listed on the K-1, AND carried forward to the IT-205, including the capital gains, and none of it should be taxed, neither State nor Federal.
This is urgent, I need to get the K-1 to the beneficiary ASAP.
Please help.
Thank you.
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"allocate the gains to income and also to the beneficiaries"
well I obviously missed that, so I went back to look and I'm still not seeing how to do this.
this is my first time at this, please point me in the right direction?
Searching help for "allocate capital gains" wanders off into irrelevancy. Business meal expenses? California scholarships? Whaaaaaa???
Screen shot would be most helpful. I'm not even sure where to find this.
Thanks in advance.
Oh.
I was looking in the Stocks, Mutual Funds, Bonds, Other pages.
Silly me.
Guess I'm too bleary eyed from entering 1099-B transactions.
Y'know, the ones that SHOULD BE IMPORTED?!?! Yes, those. (hint, hint)
Thanks.
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