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Partnership K-1 is showing as Nonpassive when it should be Passive
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JRAKE
Level 1
01-29-2024
05:36 PM
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How do I change this? First year doing this partnerships taxes. They have rental income from land and should be classified as passive. However, on the supplemental pages of the K-1s, it shows as nonpassive. I can't find anywhere to change it.
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TaxGuyBill
Level 15
01-29-2024
07:21 PM
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I don't use Lacerte, but ...
Is there a "recharacterization" option somewhere?
Which box of the K-1 is it in?
Typically profit from land rental is non-passive, but losses are passive.
abctax55
Level 15
01-29-2024
07:33 PM
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Yes, there's a box to check to mark "not a passive activity" . 3rd line down, under Part II.
But I agree with you Bill, land rental is handled differently.
I also want to know what line/box the amount was on on the K-1.
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