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ephraim6431
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Form 1065 K-1 "Statement A - QBI Pass-through Entity Reporting" Data Entry

Hello, I am using TurboTax Deluxe and am trying to find Statement A - QBI Pass-though Entity Reporting so I can enter five lines of Trade or Businesses data.  Do I need to buy TurboTax Business in order to get access to this form?  If not, how do I access this Statement A - QBI?

alvy54
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Form 1065 K-1 "Statement A - QBI Pass-through Entity Reporting" Data Entry

So for each business that reported Section 199A amounts, do you just use the same values from boxes 1-22 from the K-1 statement sent by the partnership when entering separate K-1s into TurboTax for each business?  I don't see any amounts reported by the partnership in the Section 199A amounts.

Form 1065 K-1 "Statement A - QBI Pass-through Entity Reporting" Data Entry

@alvy54 

 

Does your K-1 have a figure on Line 20 with a Z code?

 

If not, you do not have to be concerned with Section 199A.

 

If there is a figure on that line with that code, then you should have received a supplemental statement with your K-1.

alvy54
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Form 1065 K-1 "Statement A - QBI Pass-through Entity Reporting" Data Entry

Yes, there is a Z code on Line 20 and I did receive supplemental statement.  In the supplemental statement there are 55 business that reported amounts.  I understand that I need to enter a separate K-1 for each business.  My question is, do I use the same values in box 1-22 (except for 20) from the K-1 statement I received to enter for all of the separate K-1s into TurboTax?

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