Investors & landlords

When receiving a K-1, the IRS is only concerned that this information gets passed through to the end recipient(s) and that there are no changes in characterization (ordinary vs capital, etc.).

As a result, you are able to do exactly what you want to do; items on the K-1 received just flow directly to the respective line on the K-1 you will be issuing.

*A reminder that posts in a forum such as this do not constitute tax advice.
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