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Business & farm
So many of us all had/have the same questions, so to recap the findings:
1) Yes we're to file separate K1s for USAC and SUN for line 20 using their IDs, ET's address, and leaving J, K, L blank.
2) Don't worry too much about the line 20Z questions regarding Section 199A. I just repeated the figure that was entered on 20Z. And totally guessed at the TT questions by answering "all of my holdings are at risk," "no carryovers."
3) Don't worry about the numerous state filings unless you have a significant income, as most States technically require a return (even if a loss) but won't come after you unless it's worthwhile. How do you know if you this is significant? Is it via column 1, ordinary inc. I have a lot of figures (I.E. only $33) in column 11, Gross Receipts.
Other questions:
4) I have a separate K1 for ET for buys/sales within an IRA/RIRA. When I tried to enter the K1 in TT, I checked that I2 was checked (ET held in a retirement account), and TT stated "Congrats, because this LP is held in a retirement account, you don't have to enter the info, and we're going to delete this K1." Again, I bought and sold ET several times within the IRA, not thinking I'd have to report anything at the time, since it's an IRA. Do I truly not have to do anything? I've seen some articles mentioning that your IRA custodian has to report it, and they pay any taxes out of your acct. I don't see any statements indicating that. Total bought and sold was under $5k, and there are zeros everywhere including the K1, supplemental stmt with USAC/SUN, and various State reporting. There is a transaction and cost basis wksht and box 16 is checked. Don't see evidence of unrelated taxes over $1k (nothing in 20V).