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Where do I enter additional paid in capital on an s-corp return. I see where it goes on schedule L; but, does it also go on schedule M-1 or M-2

 
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RichardK
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Where do I enter additional paid in capital on an s-corp return. I see where it goes on schedule L; but, does it also go on schedule M-1 or M-2

Additional paid in capital (APIC), does not go on either Schedule M-1, or Schedule M-2. 

Schedule M-1 is a reconciliation of book income or loss to tax income or loss, and APIC does not affect income. 

Schedule M-2 is the S corporation's version of the C corporations retained earnings, again not impacted by APIC.

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RichardK
New Member

Where do I enter additional paid in capital on an s-corp return. I see where it goes on schedule L; but, does it also go on schedule M-1 or M-2

Additional paid in capital (APIC), does not go on either Schedule M-1, or Schedule M-2. 

Schedule M-1 is a reconciliation of book income or loss to tax income or loss, and APIC does not affect income. 

Schedule M-2 is the S corporation's version of the C corporations retained earnings, again not impacted by APIC.

sales2
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Where do I enter additional paid in capital on an s-corp return. I see where it goes on schedule L; but, does it also go on schedule M-1 or M-2

Might I ask then why there is a field for Additional Paid-in Capital on in TurboTax Business desktop for this within the Balance Sheet section? If I contributed $800 to the business as a shareholder equity investment, should I not declare that somewhere within the 1120-S ?

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