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@ rsubr11 wrote:

Yes, I did answer "not at risk".  And it says everything looks good-- but no Schedule C.

 

So you said your business is "NOT at risk???"    That means you are not using your own money for this business, or have things like nonrecourse loans.  Is that correct, or an error?    In contrast, "at risk" means you are using your own money and are responsible for your own loss.

 

"Not at risk" would generate Form 6198.

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