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chriscdf
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Question on how to enter a K-1 Box 11 (B) amount in TurboTax

So I find the K-1 portion guidance in TurboTax to be very lacking. I have not been able to figure out how to enter Box 11 (B) of my K-1. It is broken down into two line items:

 

Interest portion of excess deductions on termination (this is from the sale of a property)

Taxes portion of excess deductions on termination (also from the property)

             This is also referred to on the statement as Investment property taxes portion of taxes

 

From what I can gather, for the interest portion we are supposed to go to the Deductions and Credits tab and then the Your Home section and then Mortgage Interest, Points, Refinancing and Insurance. This is where I see the mortgage lender for my primary home. So does this mean I have to add an additional "mortgage lender" and just call it the name of the trust and enter the amount there? 

 

For the Taxes portion should I go to the Your Home section and then Property Taxes and enter the amount in the Taxes on additional homes or land box? (That ends up on line 2c of the Schedule A Tax and Interest Deduction worksheet).

 

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated!

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chriscdf
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Question on how to enter a K-1 Box 11 (B) amount in TurboTax

I finally spoke with a very nice person on the support line, and they said not to enter the amounts from box 11 (B) anywhere else (It already shows on the K-1 form. So that is the way I am leaving it, even though there is an * on that entry that says the amounts may need to be entered elsewhere.

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