Ok, so I think I am on the correct paper page of the tax document, Box 11 (A) Excess Deductions on Termination(I am guessing this is the STMT the K-1 was referrring to). On the software it says: 11 Final year deduction Code A Excess deductions. Would this be the same as "Excess Deductions on Termination". After entering the amt on 11 Code A, it flowed to line 23 of the Sch A giving him a negative NOL to carry forward to 2012. Did I do this correctly?
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Originally posted by AZ-Tax View PostOk, so I think I am on the correct paper page of the tax document, Box 11 (A) Excess Deductions on Termination(I am guessing this is the STMT the K-1 was referrring to). On the software it says: 11 Final year deduction Code A Excess deductions. Would this be the same as "Excess Deductions on Termination". After entering the amt on 11 Code A, it flowed to line 23 of the Sch A giving him a negative NOL to carry forward to 2012. Did I do this correctly?
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I worked on a similar Form 1041 Estate K-1 this weekend.
The amount on line 11A did indeed transfer to line 23 of Schedule A, as a positive number (i.e. a deduction) subject to the usual 2% limitations.
You may wish to be sure your Schedule K-1 is marked as "final" and also that you x'd that box on the tax software data entry page.
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Originally posted by FEDUKE404 View PostI worked on a similar Form 1041 Estate K-1 this weekend.
The amount on line 11A did indeed transfer to line 23 of Schedule A, as a positive number (i.e. a deduction) subject to the usual 2% limitations.
You may wish to be sure your Schedule K-1 is marked as "final" and also that you x'd that box on the tax software data entry page.
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I am not sure he has an NOL. An estate or trust would only have an NOL if it was due to a business or rental loss. See Pub 536 for rules for NOLs for individuals. Non-business deductions in excess of non-business income are not allowed when figuring NOLs. A capital loss passing through on the K-1 might produce a c/o to 2012. But that would be 11c on the K-1, not 11a.Last edited by Burke; 03-12-2013, 05:52 PM.
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