Another thing to try is to go back through all the QBI questions for your business.  For the question "Should this business be treated as part of a combined business" (wording may be slightly different depending on your type of business). Unless you are aggregating with other QBI businesses choose "This business is independent of any other activities".  This may link your "source" form to a QBI Component worksheet, and resolve your issue. ... View more

You should get a Section 199A Statement or STMT or Statement A with your K-1 (associated with box 20 code Z for a partnership).  That Statement has your Section 199A information.  That information must be entered on special screens.   Enter your code Z on the "box 20 screen".  You don't need to enter an amount on that box 20 screen, but you do need to click Continue after you have entered the code Z.   The next screen is "Describe the Partnership" and the next screen is "We see you have Section 199A income" and then you should get "We need some information about your 199A income", followed by "Let's check for some uncommon adjustments".   When you get to those last two screens, you check the box on a line you need (from your Section 199A Statement), and other boxes will "open up" to enter the amounts from your Section 199A Statement/STMT.   Note that Unadjusted Basis of Assets amount goes on the "....has UBIA of qualified property" line.   To get back to the K-1 summary screen and find the Schedule K-1 to edit, click the "magnifying glass Search" icon on the top row, enter "k-1" in the search window and press return or enter, and then click on the "Jump to k-1" link to find the K-1 you need to edit.   Here are screenshots of the "We need some information about your 199A income or loss" and "Let's check for some uncommon adjustments" screens where you enter the information from your K-1 Section 199A Statement/STMT: ... View more

Another thing to try is to go back through all the QBI questions for your business.  For the question "Should this business be treated as part of a combined business" (wording may be slightly different depending on your type of business). Unless you are aggregating with other QBI businesses choose "This business is independent of any other activities".   This may link your "source" form to a QBI Component worksheet, and resolve your issue. ... View more

Enter your code Z on the "box 20 screen".  You don't need to enter an amount for box 20 code Z, but you do need to click Continue after you have entered the code Z.   The next screen is "Describe the Partnership" and the next screen is "We see you have Section 199A income" and then you should get "We need some information about your 199A income", followed by "Let's check for some uncommon adjustments".   When you get to those last two screens, you check the box on a line you need (a line from the Section 199A Statement or STMT that came with your K-1), other boxes will "open up" to enter the amounts from your Section 199A Statement/STMT.   Note that Unadjusted Basis of Assets amount goes on the "....has UBIA of qualified property" line.   To get back to the K-1 summary screen and find the Schedule K-1 to edit, click the "magnifying glass Search" icon on the top row, enter "k-1" in the search window and press return or enter, and then click on the "Jump to k-1" link to find the K-1 you need to edit.   Here are screenshots of the "We need some information about your 199A income or loss" and "Let's check for some uncommon adjustments" screens where you enter the information from your K-1 Section 199A Statement/STMT: ... View more

For some reason the "QuickZoom" button that normally appears here, and the "double-click" feature are not functioning in TurboTax Online.   This situation has been reported to TurboTax for investigation.   Until this "QuickZoom" / "Double-Click" feature is working correctly again, do the following to "link" a QBI Component worksheet for your Schedule E:   Go back through the Schedule K-1 section in TurboTax.  Click through that section until you get to the QBI questions after your box 20 entry.  Find the screen "Should [name] be treated as part of a combined business" screen and make a selection here.  If you are not aggregating with other QBI businesses, select "This business is independent of any other activities".   @mlynch74d32204 ... View more

The Section 199A dividend in box 5 of your 1099-DIV is eligible for the Qualified Business Income Deduction.   @brad92103 ... View more

For some reason the "QuickZoom" button that normally appears here, and the "double-click" feature are not functioning in TurboTax Online.   This situation has been reported to TurboTax for investigation.   Until this "QuickZoom" / "Double-Click" feature is working correctly again, do the following to "link" a QBI Component worksheet for your Schedule E: Go back to the Rentals and Royalties section, and Edit the Schedule E. At the "Review Your [Name] Rental Summary", click the Done With Rental Property button at the bottom. Click Continue for eight (8) screens until you see "Should this business be treated as part of a combined business".  Unless you are aggregating with other QBI businesses choose "This business is independent of any other activities". This should link a QBI Component worksheet to your Schedule E.   If you still have an issue, try a similar but more "thorough" workaround: Go back to the Rentals and Royalties section, and Edit the Schedule E. At the "Review Your [Name] Rental Summary", click Done With Rental Property a the bottom. About three screens later you will see "Is this Qualified Business Income?".  Change your answer here (temporarily) to "No". Click Continue. On that next screen, click Back, and change the answer for "Is this Qualified Business Income?" to "Yes". Click Continue for about five (5) more screens until you get to the screen "Should this business be treated as part of a combined business".  Unless you are aggregating with other Schedule Es, choose "This business is independent of any other activities". ... View more

Go to the section where you enter your prior year QBI losses, and check to see if any prior year QBI losses are entered there:   Income>>Other Business Situations>> Net Operating Loss/QBI Carryforward Loss.  In TurboTax Download/CD versions, you use the path Income>>Less Common Business Situations>>Net Operating Loss/QBI Carryforward Loss.   If you know you don't have prior year QBI carryforward losses, delete anything in those boxes, including any spaces.  (Note that prior year QBI carryforward losses would have been on a carryover sheet from your 2018 tax return.   When the 2018 tax return was prepared with TurboTax, the 2019 return will have the 2018 carryover for QBI loss carryforward on the Federal Carryover Worksheet, Line 29). Make sure there isn't a popup box hiding behind another window when you double-click (or click the little arrow next to the box).  If you have the Download/CD version of TurboTax, you can do this in Forms mode (icon top right blue bar), Question H 3d in the D2 Section of your K-1 or Schedule E, or under Question H 3d of the QBI Smart Worksheet for Schedule C (scroll down to get to those sections). ... View more

Make sure there isn't a popup box hiding behind another window when you double click.  If you have the Download/CD version of TurboTax, you can do this in Forms mode (icon top right blue bar), Question H 3d in the D2 Section of your K-1 or Schedule E, or under Question H 3d of the QBI Smart Worksheet for Schedule C (scroll down to get to those sections).   Go to the section where you enter your prior year QBI losses, and check to see if your prior year QBI losses are entered there:   Income>>Other Business Situations>> Net Operating Loss/QBI Carryforward Loss.  In TurboTax Download/CD versions, you use the path Income>>Less Common Business Situations>>Net Operating Loss/QBI Carryforward Loss.   Those prior year QBI carryforward losses would have been on a carryover sheet from your 2018 tax return.   When the 2018 tax return was prepared with TurboTax, the 2019 return will have the 2018 carryover for QBI loss carryforward on the Federal Carryover Worksheet, Line 29.   @ggonzalez1019 ... View more