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Why is the Passthrough K-1's S-Corp Info that I entered for one of our clients shows up as taxable in his 1040? How do I make it not taxable?

The K1 is his company and he's an employee.
I entered the K1 details to file his individual tax return.
Should it be really showing as taxable in his tax return?
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George4Tacks
Level 15
Either you (a) prepared the 1120S incorrectly or (b) You entered the k-1 incorrectly or (c) you did everything correctly and that income is taxable.
You did not post nearly enough information for anyone to know what the answer is.

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IRonMaN
Level 15

I'm curious again today.  If a Sub S return was prepared showing that it had net income, why are you thinking that it wouldn't be taxable on the shareholder's return?


Slava Ukraini!
George4Tacks
Level 15
It's a good thing you are not a cat. You know what happens to curious cats.

Answers are easy. Questions are hard!
IRonMaN
Level 15

I'm safe.  Nothing would kill me just before the start of tax season ---------- it would be too merciful.


Slava Ukraini!