Sharonrh
Level 1
04-03-2022
01:09 PM
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Where on the 1040 do I report distributions listed on line A 19 for the partner of the partnership? Should that not be taxable incoem?
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Accountant-Man
Level 13
04-03-2022
01:14 PM
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If you don't understand partnership taxation, you should tell the taxpayers that you cannot help them.
Partnership distributions are generally not income.
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IRonMaN
Level 15
04-03-2022
01:34 PM
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Ouch
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sjrcpa
Level 15
04-03-2022
01:47 PM
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Not taxable, unless the distribution are in excess of their basis in the partnership.
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Level 15
04-03-2022
02:05 PM
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Just fill out the K-1 worksheet, it will put everything where it goes.
Distributions are generally not taxable income, you should have other lines of the K-1 that have taxable income though.
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Distributions are generally not taxable income, you should have other lines of the K-1 that have taxable income though.
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jeffmcpa2010
Level 11
04-03-2022
02:14 PM
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Your just glad he said it so you didn't have to!
IRonMaN
Level 15
04-03-2022
02:19 PM
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A man has got to know his limitations. Since I'm not a woman, I can't speak for them but I think it isn't a bad idea for them to also know their limitations. Stick to what you do well and that way nobody gets into any trouble.
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