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New Member
posted Jul 27, 2022 10:31:55 AM

How do you enter K-1 Form 1065 data with multiple source income (business plus rental, for example) without all of the rest of the data on the form being counted twice?

K-1 shows Ordinary Business and Net Rental.  TurboTax says to split into 2 separate K-1 entries.  It seems that doing this, if you enter all the data from the form, ends up double counting most of the data.  How do you split this into 2 K-1 entries when the rest of the form doesn't show any sort of split?

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Level 15
Jul 27, 2022 10:59:32 AM

Do not allocate the amounts between the two K-1 entries.

 

Enter the business income and K-1 entries related thereto in full and then enter the rental income and K-1 entries related to the rental income in full (i.e., do not split the amounts on any particular line).

New Member
Jul 27, 2022 11:39:10 AM

Thanks, I appreciate the quick reply!  I hate to be thick here, but is there a way to readily determine which entries in Boxes 5-22 go with Ordinary Business and which with Net Rental Real Estate?  I don't see anything on the form that helps clarify that.  It seems that if I split this, ultimately if I combine the two, I should end up with the exact form I have.  But if I report everything on both the Ord Business and Net Rental RE, I would be double reporting everything except Boxes 1 and 2.

Level 15
Jul 27, 2022 12:07:57 PM

you enter line 1 on 1 k-1 line 2 on a second k-1

certain lines don't matter but are entered only on 1 k-1 - 5,6,(all) , 7 (needs to be linked to schedule e page 1 and its own column)

8,9a, 11 (there are subcategories), 13 (13i) flows to the schedule E that line 7 flows to, 14, 18, 19

line 4 - k-1 that line 1 was entered on

 

 

other lines go with their respective k-1s. perhaps there is a supplemental schedule get gives more detail for the lines

for example line 17 may relate to either line 1 or 2 or perhaps both.

if yo can't tell from the info you got, only the partnership can provide additional details 

 

New Member
Jul 27, 2022 1:09:23 PM

Thanks!  That helps a lot.  Appreciate the detail.