I am preparing an 1120S whose only income comes from another K-1 Form 1120S. In other words, the S Corporation return I am preparing is a shareholder in another S Corp and has no other activity.
I just have 3 lines on the K-1 form 1120S received that I need to input into the S corp return I am preparing.
Business income
Non-deductible expenses 16c
Distributions
I am thinking, I just have to direct enter the information on Pages 3 thru 5 of form 1120S. And not report the income/distributions anywhere else in the return except input distributions also on K-1 worksheet?
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Because an S corp must be owned by individuals, trusts, or estates, in general S corp stock cannot be held by another S corporation, a C corporation, an LLC, or a partnership. Purchasing shares of another S corporation voids that company's election of S corp treatment. An S Corp can have income from a Partnership though.
Because an S corp must be owned by individuals, trusts, or estates, in general S corp stock cannot be held by another S corporation, a C corporation, an LLC, or a partnership. Purchasing shares of another S corporation voids that company's election of S corp treatment. An S Corp can have income from a Partnership though.
Thank you very much! Makes sense!
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