
Troubleshooting ProConnect Tax diagnostic ref. #25213 - allocation factor for shareholders doesn't equal 100%
by Intuit• Updated 1 year ago
The following critical diagnostic is generating:
Total Allocation Factor for the Shareholders is Not Equal to 100%. You have entered information that is computing a total allocation factor of XXX%. Check your entries for each shareholder in Screen 6 and/ or Screen 7 and adjust as necessary." (ref. #25213)
In prior years, this was diagnostic ref. #25206.
Follow these steps to resolve the diagnostic:
- Go to Input Return ⮕ Shareholder Information ⮕ Stock Ownership.
- Select Details for each shareholder.
- Make sure that either:
- The number of shares owned at End of tax year is correct, or
- The Percentage of stock owned at year end (xx.xxxxxx) [Override] equals 100%
- Go to Input Return ⮕ Shareholder Information ⮕ Change in Stock Ownership.
- Make sure that either:
- The Number of shares owned (-1=none) adds up to the total of Shares entered under Input Return ⮕ Shareholder Information ⮕ Stock Ownership in each period for each shareholder, or
- The Percentage (xx.xxxxxx)(-1=none) [Override] equals 100% for each shareholder
This diagnostic can also generate due to a rounding issue on a change of ownership. If this is due to rounding, use the Shareholder's ownership percentage (xxx.xxxxx)(Box F of K-1 only) [Override] under Input Return ⮕ Schedule K-1 ⮕ Schedule K-1 Misc./Schedule B-1 to enter ownership percentages equal to 100%.
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