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fylgir
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How to enter K-1 with Part III amount in Box 1 and 2 AND Box 22 checked AND schedule of separate passive activities

Hi everyone,

 

My first time dealing with a K-1, I am very confused. Please help!

 

I already read that a K-1 with amounts in Box 1 and 2 in Part III needs to be entered as 2 separate K-1's - using the same info from Part I and Part II.

 

Now, this K-1 has Box 22 checked and a K-1 supplemental statement.

Printed across Part III: "Do not use Part III Info - See supplemental K-1 statement"

 

The supplemental statement lists 3 different entities (let's say A, B and C), the first one (A)  being the entity on my K-1 form with the Part I and II info. The supplemental statement says "schedule of separate passive activities". All 3 have the same type of activity, are marked as PTP and marked as "Pass-through". Below that I see three columns - one for each entity - reporting the information for Boxes 1 to 20. Entity A has the most entries in Box 1 to 20. Entities B and C have some very small amounts each, a fraction of A. How do I enter this? 

 

I don't have Part I and II for entities B and C. Do I just consolidate and file 2 K-1's for entity A? Not sure what to do...

 

Thank you for your help! It is greatly appreciated!

 

Ken

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How to enter K-1 with Part III amount in Box 1 and 2 AND Box 22 checked AND schedule of separate passive activities

Losses from a PTP can only be recognized when that same PTP has gains.  That's true even when a parent PTP owns shares in a bunch of subsidiary PTPs.  As a result, you have to treat each of A, B, and C as though you got separate K-1s.

 

Note that if you add across each row, the total for A, B, and C should match what's reported on the "overall" summary K-1 that has box 22 checked.

 

As far as Part I and II go, the name and FEIN are generally the only things that carry over to your filed returns.  The rest is for your records.

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fylgir
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How to enter K-1 with Part III amount in Box 1 and 2 AND Box 22 checked AND schedule of separate passive activities

Thank you nexchap for your quick response. 

 

Ah, ok, that's how it needs to be entered. Thank you, makes sense now.

 

Ken

fylgir
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How to enter K-1 with Part III amount in Box 1 and 2 AND Box 22 checked AND schedule of separate passive activities

@nexchap  Sorry, got one follow-up question now where I'm entering the information.

 

I'm entering 3 separate K-1's, one for A, one for B and one for C.

 

I'm at the point where TT states "We see you have Section 199A income". For entity A, since this is the partnership that issued the original K-1, I selected "The income comes from the partnership that generated this K-1". How about entity B and C? Is that the same selection or do I choose "The income comes from another business"? Sorry that option confused me, that's why I'm not sure.

 

Thank you again!

Ken

How to enter K-1 with Part III amount in Box 1 and 2 AND Box 22 checked AND schedule of separate passive activities

@fylgir Its the same for B and C.  The 199A income you report for them also came from them, so that's what you answer.

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fylgir
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How to enter K-1 with Part III amount in Box 1 and 2 AND Box 22 checked AND schedule of separate passive activities

Awesome, thank you @nexchap 

Ken

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