I have an S-Corp that has portfolio investment income. Does this not count as part of their basis?
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The investment itself really isn't any different than a CD in a bank. The only difference is the earnings being generated from the investment. Instead of just interest, you could have interest and dividends and possibly a capital gain or loss to report.
Yes it does.
How does everything look once you have the balance sheet prepared?
The balance sheet balances. I'm sorry but this is the first time I have had any business do any investments with investment companies, not a CD in a bank. I have Lacerte to balance with the portfolio income & expenses on the M1 & other sch K items. But nothing really showing up on the K1. Your help will be greatly appreciated.
The investment itself really isn't any different than a CD in a bank. The only difference is the earnings being generated from the investment. Instead of just interest, you could have interest and dividends and possibly a capital gain or loss to report.
Mr. Iron Man--
I am correct that Unrealized gains & losses are not included on the K1s?
Also are investment fees deductible, if so, would that be box 12 cod L deductions - portfolio (other)?
Thank You so much for helping in advance
Unrealized gains and losses are not taxable income and would not show up on the K-1 (unless certain mark to market (?) elections have been made.)
Investment expenses are no longer deductible by individuals.
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