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I'm limited partner in a company and invested amount in 2021 and for which I received interest this year. In K1 form in part 3: only entry i've is 5 interest income: XXXX. and 20 Other Information A XXX Z *STMT. However lot of information in Part 2. While filling the K1 in Turbotax only information I was able to enter the interest come. but not sure if i'm doing it correctly . Any help is appreciated
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When you proceed through the interview process in TurboTax you will see the screens to enter your share of the Recourse Liabilities and your Partner's Capital Account Analysis.
You can get to the section to enter a Partnership K-1 in TurboTax Online by following these steps:
To enter in TurboTax CD/Download:
you may have an additional tax issue. not only do you have to report that $8K as taxable income but you apparently received a distribution in excess of tax basis which is additional income reported as a capital gain. we can't see what was reported on line 20 so read it carefully
entering part II info is a waste of time - it goes nowhere. turbotax doesn't use it and it's not transmitted as part of your e-file and it also wouldn't be sent if you paper file.
Thank for the information that helped to proceed to next steps. Yes I do have entry in section as follows.
And also statement A with the following information. I was able to account the ordinary income loss (3031). But was not sure how to handle the information in section unadjusted Basis immediately After acquisition 110,573.
Sample statement A attached below.
Here's where you are going to enter this information
In your K-1 input you will record the 199a income as you have it reported from Box 20 Code Z like this
Keep hitting the continue buttons past the carryover information screens till you approach this screen
the next screen will appear as follows
And here is where you will enter that information.
Thank you, Yes I was able to enter the amount.
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