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October 14, 2021
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Can any one tell me that if we have added the income against the SSN to the Scorp and now filling the personal return how we can adjust.

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Best answer by George4Tacks

Idiot Shareholder A contributed all of their Social Security Income into the S Corp, as a shareholder loan. The S Corp goes on it's merry way and does business and reflects this Loan on it's balance sheet and issues K-1's. Shareholder A still reports their Social Security Income on their tax return, along with any income/loss from the K-1 that comes from the S Corp. 

Sounds perfectly normal to me. I have never ,met a S Corp that really functioned like a business. 

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Just-Lisa-Now-
Intuit Community Champion
October 14, 2021

You moved income that was paid to the individual in their own SSN over to the SCorp return?  

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njamilAuthor
Level 2
October 15, 2021
Yes please suggest solution as today is the last day for 2020 return
George4Tacks
Level 15
October 15, 2021

Idiot Shareholder A contributed all of their Social Security Income into the S Corp, as a shareholder loan. The S Corp goes on it's merry way and does business and reflects this Loan on it's balance sheet and issues K-1's. Shareholder A still reports their Social Security Income on their tax return, along with any income/loss from the K-1 that comes from the S Corp. 

Sounds perfectly normal to me. I have never ,met a S Corp that really functioned like a business. 

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