If it is a disregarded entity, you will complete your Schedule C separately. After you are finished, you will go to Other Business Situations Self-Employed Retirement Plans and enter the Keogh information there. The deduction will be as an adjustment to income.
A Keogh (also known as an H.R. 10 plan) can be set up only by a sole proprietor or a partnership (but not by a partner).
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