No, deleting is probably not the right answer. Schedule E is used for reporting income or loss from rental real estate, royalties, partnerships, S corporations, estates, trusts, and other pass-through entities.
- Depending on the interest and the source, the state specfiic rules and any deductible interest expenses on Sch E, you may need to make an adjustment.
- If none of this applies to you, enter either zero or blank. The program can be picky when it wants a zero and when it wants a blank.
Deleting the form does not sound correct but if it does not apply, you can try. The program will keep the form if it feels it must be there.
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