RichardK
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Business & farm

I would recommend that you file an amended 1065, with the revised Schedule K-1 information, and going forward you should definitely always complete the partner capital account balance.

Although, it is unlikely that you will incur a penalty if you do not amend the return.

Certain partnerships that do not meet specific gross income or gross asset thresholds are allowed to omit certain information on their partnership return, however in some cases this information can be very helpful in preparing future returns.

Partner's have both inside and outside basis, and in many cases they can be the same. The capital account balance on the partnership books is the inside basis. The outside basis is the partner's investment in the partnership, and  is used to measure such things as gain on the disposition of partnership interest.

Click here for IRS publication 541 Partnerships.

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