How do I enter a schedule k-1 (form 1065) partnership into business income?

[roche314]

I followed these instructions "Where do I enter a k-1" 

When I entered my k-1 info into Turbo Tax it only shows up in personal income, not in business income, now my business income is showing a loss and I cannot deduct my full home office expenses.

How do I get this to show up as business income?

[SweetieJean]

See this:

Solved: How do I enter a home office deduction for a partnership (intuit.com)

[roche314]

Thanks for the reply, but it doesn't solve my problem.

I am a sole proprietor, this company used to send me 1099's and I would enter them as business income, now they are sending me this schedule k-1, where I am a limited partner, and the only boxes that have values are the "payments for services rendered".  

The k-1 is specifying the EIN of my sole proprietorship, I need to be able to enter this into the business side of Turbo Tax, so my business shows a profit.

[Mike9241]

"payments for services rendered"  what line # on the k-1? this is not a standard description on any line of a partnership k-1.  the partnership may be issuing you a k-1 when it should be issuing you a 1099-NEC.  there is no way to link a k-1 to your schedule C. Not reporting the k-1 as such on your tax return will cause you problems with the IRS.  

"payments for services rendered" seems inconsistent with being a limited partner. 

[roche314]

The only boxes that are filled in are 

4a "Guaranteed payments for services" = my income + health insurance

13 "Other Deductions" = (M) Health insurance payments