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    K-1 Basis limitation

    misskeiko
    Level 4

    Hello,

    I find the capital account on K-1 is different from the one calculated by Lacerte. The current year net income(loss) is always different...Lacerte is using all the numbers i entered to calculate. I am sure i entered all the numbers right. But somehow the current year net income is wired on K-1, which does not equal to the calculation. Can i use other current year increases(decreases) to basis to adjust Lacerte and keep it the same as K-1?

    Thank you!

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    PhoebeRoberts
    Level 12
    Level 12

    Rounding, book-tax differences, inside-outside basis differences, weird capital adjustments from other pass-through entities.

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    sjrcpa
    Level 15

    Capital account does not equal basis, except in rare circumstances.


    The more I know the more I don’t know.
    misskeiko
    Level 4

    I know there are some differences, especially the liabilities. But do you know why the income is different? Thank you!

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    PhoebeRoberts
    Level 12
    Level 12

    Rounding, book-tax differences, inside-outside basis differences, weird capital adjustments from other pass-through entities.

    misskeiko
    Level 4

    Thank you!

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