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CAn an attorney who receives a K-1 from his firm take the Qualified Business Income deduction?

nmr12354
Level 3

I have a client who is an attorney. He receives a K-1 from his firm. Can he take the qualified business income deduction. K-1 income is north of $530k

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itonewbie
Level 15

If the QBI is from law practice, it would not meet the exception for SSTB since your client's taxable income is above the threshold.

The reason it's flowing through is probably because you didn't check the box that the ToB is an SSTB.

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Just-Lisa-Now-
Level 15
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The income is looking kinda hefty there for QBI.....What happens when you enter the K-1 into the clients return?

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nmr12354
Level 3
I am getting the deduction since other expenses are coming off the K-1.
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dd4vols
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and you marked it as SSTB income?
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itonewbie
Level 15

If the QBI is from law practice, it would not meet the exception for SSTB since your client's taxable income is above the threshold.

The reason it's flowing through is probably because you didn't check the box that the ToB is an SSTB.

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abctax55
Level 15

'.... since other expenses are coming off the K-1."

Could you explain what you mean by this?

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