It depends. For starters, the QBI calculation is complex, especially if the individual is above the 157,500 thresholds if single, married filing separately, or head of household, or 315,000 if Married Filing Joint. But these are the steps needed to help the program calculate QBI correctly:
Feel free to comment if you follow these steps and you don't see the QBI calculation (you will need to look at the tax summary using online software; the QBI calculation is much easier to see in Forms Mode available on Desktop Software).
You may find the following FAQ helpful: https://ttlc.intuit.com/replies/7036528
It depends. For starters, the QBI calculation is complex, especially if the individual is above the 157,500 thresholds if single, married filing separately, or head of household, or 315,000 if Married Filing Joint. But these are the steps needed to help the program calculate QBI correctly:
Feel free to comment if you follow these steps and you don't see the QBI calculation (you will need to look at the tax summary using online software; the QBI calculation is much easier to see in Forms Mode available on Desktop Software).
You may find the following FAQ helpful: https://ttlc.intuit.com/replies/7036528
thank you for clarification. That was the missing link, Line 17 code V and W on the S Corp K-1 form.
I've followed the instructions and the QBI isn't calculating. It calculated a couple of weeks ago, and now it doesn't.
More information would help diagnose your QBI issue. For example: