I transferred my interest in a partnership from myself to my revocable trust (same TINs) and received two Schedule K-1's as a result, which I expected. The initial K-1 to my name was marked as "Final K-1". How should I report the K-1's? Can I combine and enter as one? I don't think the transfer should count as a sale but the "Final K-1" checkbox makes me question myself. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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If the K-1s have the same SSN (your SSN), there should be no difference in your tax reporting.
So combining and entering as one would be okay?
Yes it would be okay if they split the year with the K-1s, which they apparently did.
To m-mtax - respectfully, your response oversimplifies the situation. First of all, how would you import the 2 k-1’s using the import txf function? And if entered manually (a real pain with busy k-1’s), do you simply combine the amounts on each line? What about basis, suspended loses, etc?
I am assuming that the K-1s dovetail and am not aware of a global TXF import capability.
Entering even a more complex K-1 does not generally take an inordinate amount of time; it's not a 1099-B with hundreds of transactions to enter.
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