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S Corporation shareholder buyout

mdpleiman
Level 2

Two person S Corp. One shareholder buys out the other on 8/1/24.  They are making the election to closeout the books as of 8/1/24.  There was a $ 40,000 loss at that point of time and by the end of the year there was a $ 15,000 profit.  The $ 40k loss was know and built into the buyout price.

One K-1 will have a loss and the other will have a profit.

Any tips on how to make proseries "flow" this entry?

 

Thanks

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IRonMaN
Level 15

Normally you allocate based on days owned.  But you can elect to report the actual earnings for the period but using the special allocation (or whatever they call it) on the ProSeries K-1 worksheets.


Slava Ukraini!
dkh
Level 15

Unless ProSeries has improved this option  (hahahahaha) since I did a 2018 return that elected to treat tax year as two separate years.....you'll have to do overrides on the K1s to force the numbers

ProSeries does have the Sec1377 election  

Ephesians3-14
Level 8

If you have a year ending August 1, 2024, that tax return is due within 75 days. So it’s already late.

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IRonMaN
Level 15

Based on how I read the post, I believe the one partner was bought out on 8/1 instead of the business ending on 8/1.


Slava Ukraini!
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mdpleiman
Level 2

Yes, bought out.  So the S Corp continued business. So just one tax return with a few overrides to make it work!