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anniep23
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Entering K1 for limited partnership I sold during the year

To avoid double charges, I believe I'm supposed to eliminate the 1099B entries that are provided by my broker. Then I'm supposed to enter the info on the K1 Sales Schedule and this is where I need help.  I'm not sure how to calculate the values on the K1 Sales Schedule.

 

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PatriciaV
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Entering K1 for limited partnership I sold during the year

To report your gain/loss for this investment, go back to the Schedule K-1 entry screens and follow these steps:

 

  1. Describe this Partnership; "This partnership ended in 20XX" and "Complete disposition."
  2. Tell Us About Your Sale: "Sold Partnership interest." This allows you to report the gain/loss.
  3. Enter Sales Dates: initial contribution date and date the investment shut down.
  4. Enter Sale Information:
       Sale Price = 0
       Partnership basis = initial contribution adjusted for any activity from Schedule K-1. 
  5. The next page displays the gain/loss summary for the investment.

Form 1099-B from the brokerage should report your sales proceeds. But your adjusted basis in the partnership will be incorrect. Enter the partnership sale only in the Schedule K-1 topic.

 

If you need help calculating your adjusted basis, see the IRS Worksheet for Adjusting the Basis of a Partner's Interest in the Partnership.

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