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    K-1 deductions

    I have a client that received a K-1 with 13,000 as Box 4 Guarenteed payments and Box 14 Self employment earnings. He has deductions like milage and supplies to off set this income but WHERE TO I PUT THESE DEDUCTIONS. Do I create a Schedule C . Im LOST. Any Help would be greatly appreciated
    Thanks Bob

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    Unreimbursed

    Expenses would go on (Form 1040 - added this to clarify)Schedule E page 2, either for Partnership or S corp.

    My software has a computer entry on the K-1 form in the form 1040, to enter and then it flows through,

    Otherwise you would have to do a manual entry on Page 2, of Schedule E.
    Last edited by S T; 04-10-2009, 01:12 PM. Reason: clarify

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      #3
      Ok

      Thank you very much.

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        #4
        Originally posted by S T View Post
        Expenses would go on Schedule E page 2, either for Partnership or S corp.

        My software has a computer entry on the K-1 form in the form 1040, to enter and then it flows through,

        Otherwise you would have to do a manual entry on Page 2, of Schedule E.
        With all due respect (and I do appreciate your knowledge very much), I think there is a booboo in here. Sch. E pg 2 works for the 1065 only.

        In addition, the partnership or operating agreements needs to include a clause that the partner/member is required to pay expenses for the partnership. Otherwise no deduction allowed.

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          #5
          Originally posted by Gretel View Post
          With all due respect (and I do appreciate your knowledge very much), I think there is a booboo in here. Sch. E pg 2 works for the 1065 only.

          In addition, the partnership or operating agreements needs to include a clause that the partner/member is required to pay expenses for the partnership. Otherwise no deduction allowed.
          Gretel, the use of technical jargon really isn't necessary (booboo?) Hahahaha!!!!

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            #6
            Ah yes,

            Originally posted by BHoffman View Post
            Gretel, the use of technical jargon really isn't necessary (booboo?) Hahahaha!!!!
            M'am, but she DID hit the nail on the head, eh what? (grin)
            ChEAr$,
            Harlan Lunsford, EA n LA

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