I have QBI that is from an SSTB and my income is within (but not greater than) the phase-out range. I understand that a portion of my QBI will be reduced, however the Turbo tax software seems to be reducing it twice. It is first reduced on rows 5 through 11 of the Form 8995A Schedule A Smart Worksheet. This reduced amount carries to Line 2 of Form 8995-A, where it is subsequently reduced again in Part III of that form. This does not seem right to me. I may have input something wrong but I can't figure out where. Has anyone else seen this? Is it correct? Any suggestions?
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It depends. I assume this is reported from a K-1. Can you clarify this by telling me if:
Yes, there is a K-1 involved. It is for a partnership. The amounts on the K-1 are:
Row 1: 19,356
Row 14a: 19,356
Row 14c: 30,371
Row 19a: 19,237
Row 20, Code Z:
Ordinary income 19,356
Self-employment income 19,356
(The SSTB box is also checked yes on row 20)
The K-1 is the biggest part of my QBI, but I also have $8,279 of Schedule C income which is eligible QBI and is a SSTB. Both the K-1 income and the Schedule C income are getting the same calculation of QBI. I am attaching pictures of the Form 8995-A and the 8995A Schedule A smart worksheet from turbo tax. Thanks so much for your help on this.
Dave
There is a phase-out of the deduction based on your income under normal QBI rules, then there is an additional phase-out if you are a SSTB, that is why it appears you are being hit twice with phase-outs.
You may find this article helpful:
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