Don't want to delay my refund by waiting to file. The disbursements were based on net income from a rental property from the prior year. However, the trustee tells me that the costs of purchasing and maintaining the rental property have offset any need to pay taxes on the actual income and therefore the disbursements. They advised me to file my taxes now and retain the Schedule K1 whenever I receive it for my records. Does this sound correct?
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Yes, you may file now and keep the K-1 for your records.
The IRS will be getting the K-1 also, and if they determine that you had no taxable income based upon this K-1, they may send you a letter, or they may not.
If the K-1 indicates that perhaps you do have income, you would be wise to file an amended return. If you don't already have your K-1, it would be because it hasn't been completed, so there's always the chance that the final result will be different.
Yes, you may file now and keep the K-1 for your records.
The IRS will be getting the K-1 also, and if they determine that you had no taxable income based upon this K-1, they may send you a letter, or they may not.
If the K-1 indicates that perhaps you do have income, you would be wise to file an amended return. If you don't already have your K-1, it would be because it hasn't been completed, so there's always the chance that the final result will be different.
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