The instructions for entering the ERC for a 1065 is similar to entering in a 1120S - enter the ERC credit on line 8 Salaries and Wages (less employment credits) Smart Worksheet.
The 1120S automatically entered the credit as a M-1 adjustment so that book income didn't change.
However, that didn't happen when entering on a 1065. I manually made the adjustment on the M-1 as a nondeductible expense. Is this how PS handles the ERC for 1065 or did I do something wrong? Not sure why the 1065 wouldn't work the same as the 1120S and automatically adjust M-1.
PS automatically increases SE earnings on the K-1 line 14A. Should the ERC credit also increase SE earnings and SE tax on the 1040? I can't find anything in my research that addresses the ERC impact to SE tax.
Thank you.
If the original ordinary income, after deducting wages, was subject to SE tax then the now higher ordinary income is also subject to SE tax.
Thank you for clarifying the impact on SE tax.
Regarding the 1065 M-1 question -
I have followed the instructions for entering the ERC information for amending a 1065. However, unlike amending a 1120S, the ERC credit amount didn't automatically appear as an adjustment on the M-1. I had to manually enter the adjustment.
Is there a reason PS isn't treating the ERC adjustment the same? Or am I missing a step somewhere?
Thank you.
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