What is the correct way to input NOL from last year for the following situation? -
Can this be right way to report the prior year carryover NOL?
You need to provide additional details concerning your K-1s because what you posted for the years thereof is confusing.
Particularly, you mentioned a 2018 K-1 with a loss and a 2019 K-1 with income with both, apparently, originating from an S corporation (1120-S) and then later indicated some sort of combination of the two figures.
Note that the 2018 K-1 should have been entered into your 2018 individual income tax return; it appears as if you are now combining that K-1 with the 2019 K-1 which, of course, is not the correct procedure.
You need to provide additional details concerning your K-1s because what you posted for the years thereof is confusing.
Particularly, you mentioned a 2018 K-1 with a loss and a 2019 K-1 with income with both, apparently, originating from an S corporation (1120-S) and then later indicated some sort of combination of the two figures.
Note that the 2018 K-1 should have been entered into your 2018 individual income tax return; it appears as if you are now combining that K-1 with the 2019 K-1 which, of course, is not the correct procedure.
2018 K1 Loss was reported in individual 1040 in 2018 to result in negative AGI of -$200K.
Where do I input the AGI of -$200K to carry over from 2018 to 2019 in TT Home & Biz?
Thank you.
Click the Business tab and scroll down to the Less Common Business Situations section. Click the Start or Update button to the right of Net Operating Loss/QBI Carryforward Loss.
Also, note that for losses arising in taxable years beginning after Dec. 31, 2017, the net operating loss deduction is limited to 80% of taxable income (determined without regard to the deduction).
I appreciate your response. Would the following procedure be correct? -
Thank you.