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K-1 Guarantee Payments

My partnership K-1 shows a roughly $10,000 LOSS in box 2 and an almost identical guaranteed payment for capital in box 4b.  I thought the two would offset when it came to my tax obligation, but TT added about $3,000 to my taxes due when I entered the K-1 data. What's up? (Yes, I have other businesses that showed operating losses, including other real estate I manage myself -- is that the issue?)

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K-1 Guarantee Payments

The amount in Box 2 is considered a passive activity loss while the amount in Box 4b is considered nonpassive income. 

 

Passive losses, with certain exceptions, are generally only offset by passive income with excess losses being suspended.

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K-1 Guarantee Payments

The amount in Box 2 is considered a passive activity loss while the amount in Box 4b is considered nonpassive income. 

 

Passive losses, with certain exceptions, are generally only offset by passive income with excess losses being suspended.

K-1 Guarantee Payments

many thanks for a quick response ... but we actively manage the K-1. I am a managing partner, though I am not a real estate professional. Does my non-professional status cause the loss to be passive?

K-1 Guarantee Payments


@pbmeye02 wrote:

.......we actively manage the K-1. I am a managing partner, though I am not a real estate professional. Does my non-professional status cause the loss to be passive?


You need to materially participate in the rental activity as a real estate professional in order to avoid losses from the activity to be considered passive.

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