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K-1 from a apartment rental partnership

We have a K-1 form from a partnership that rents apartments. It has a small loss in box 1 that came from operational expenses not attributed to any specific apartment, then revenue in box 2. I am using TurboTax Deluxe Desktop PC, and it makes me enter the K-1 twice, once for the box 1, second time for the box 2. I am confused when should I enter values in boxes 14, 17, 19, 20. Should I do it only once on the revenue side, or should I enter it on both forms. I think TT is doubling up something if I do the latter.

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ThomasM125
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K-1 from a apartment rental partnership

No, you don't enter any of the numbers twice. Most likely the amounts in box 14 to 20 apply to the rental activity, if so you should enter those on the K-1 entry where you report the rental income. If you know any of those entries apply to the loss reported in box one, however, you would enter them on that K-1 schedule.

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K-1 from a apartment rental partnership

TurboTax cannot handle a K-1 when there are amounts on more than 1 line of lines 1 through 3. Each must be entered on a separate K-1. Line 14 relates to line 1, line 17 could relate to either line 1 or 2(irrelevant unless you are in the alternative minimum tax Form 6251). Box 19 is irrelevant. TuboTax doesn't use it for anything. Line 20 should have a separate breakdown for line 20Z for lines 1 and 2. There could be other amounts on line 20 that relate specifically to one activity, but not the other

 

 

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