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Level 2
posted Sep 13, 2024 7:01:11 AM

For my S-Corp, Why Is There an Amount Due on my 1120S

In my 1120S for 2023, I:

1. Paid myself $98k salary (thru a payroll service)
2. Took $47k in Distributions to myself, 100% shareholder
3. Have $1k in profits in addition to my $47k Distributions

4.  $68k in Retained Earnings (down from $70k in 2022)

5. Ordinary Income of $48k ($1k profit + $47k Distributions)
TurboTax is saying that I owe $5k on the 1120S  Why is this not carried forward to my personal taxes via K-1?

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9 Replies
Level 15
Sep 13, 2024 7:18:19 AM

What is the source? Are there figures on Lines 23 through 25 on your 1120-S?

 

Level 2
Sep 13, 2024 8:11:40 AM

Thanks for answering!  No, nothing on lines 23-25.  The only source is gross receipts from sales.

Level 15
Sep 13, 2024 8:14:06 AM

You're showing an amount owed on Line 26?

Level 2
Sep 13, 2024 8:18:59 AM

No, I made a mistake.  The amount due is for the New York City General Corp Tax Return. But doesn't the same situation apply?  I would be paying it with my Corp return and then again when I do my personal taxes since the Distributions will carry over on the K-1?

 

Level 2
Sep 13, 2024 8:24:43 AM

But doesn't the same situation apply?  I would be paying it with my Corp return and then again when I do my personal taxes since the Distributions will carry over on the K-1?

Level 15
Sep 13, 2024 8:29:39 AM

I apologize in advance, but I have zero information with respect to NYC taxes on S corporations.

 

I did find the following via a search.

 

https://www.nyc.gov/site/finance/business/business-corporation-tax.page

New Member
Feb 8, 2025 2:18:33 PM

There is a figure on Line 24a.

New Member
Feb 8, 2025 2:19:17 PM

Someone help me, please.

 

Expert Alumni
Feb 9, 2025 8:16:24 AM

Form 1120S Line 24a shows estimated tax payments and any overpayment from last year credited to the current year. Is this creating a tax liability for the S-Corp?

 

@mittromney