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" When I plug all this information into our return it shows the $2,814 as taxable income."
That would be the result of the Line 5 income on the K-1 being transferred to Line 17 of your individual income tax return and the fact that the negative number (on Line 14, Code H) is merely an adjustment on Form 8960, Net Investment Income Tax. If you are not subject to the Net Investment Income Tax (NIIT), because your income level is beneath the threshold, you will not even see the NIIT calculation on your income tax return.
The bottom line here is that the $2,814 is taxable income to you while the negative number is not an offset but (potentially) enters into another tax calculation.
" When I plug all this information into our return it shows the $2,814 as taxable income."
That would be the result of the Line 5 income on the K-1 being transferred to Line 17 of your individual income tax return and the fact that the negative number (on Line 14, Code H) is merely an adjustment on Form 8960, Net Investment Income Tax. If you are not subject to the Net Investment Income Tax (NIIT), because your income level is beneath the threshold, you will not even see the NIIT calculation on your income tax return.
The bottom line here is that the $2,814 is taxable income to you while the negative number is not an offset but (potentially) enters into another tax calculation.
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