How to plan for taxpayers that have K-1 income in Intuit Tax Advisor
by Intuit•1• Updated 3 months ago
For more Schedule K-1 resources, check out our Tax topics page for Schedule K-1 where you'll find answers to the most commonly asked questions.
For both existing and new K-1s , begin in Intuit Tax Advisor after plan creation.
For an existing K-1
K-1 Ownership percentage
- From the Federal pre-strategy baseline search or scroll to the Partnership Income or S Corporation Income section and select it.
- Select the entity notated by the Entity name and then the Income section. In the input for Ownership percentage, enter the taxpayer’s ownership in that particular entity.
- If no value is entered, Intuit Tax Advisor calculates tax savings for strategies applied to this entity as 100%. If a value less than 100% is entered, then the strategy savings will be factored by the ownership percentage.
K-1 Basis limitation
- From the Federal pre-strategy baseline, find the Partnership Income or S Corporation Income section and select it.
- Select the entity notated by the Entity name and then the Basis Limitation section.
- Follow the steps in the table:
| For an S Corporation, enter and update data for: | For a Partnership, enter and update data for: |
|---|---|
| - Additional amounts invested - Increases to basis - Distributions and other decreases - Decreases to basis - Business credits that reduce basis - Additional loans - Principal portion of debt repayment - Adjustments to debt basis | - Additional amounts invested in current year - Other increases to basis - Other decreases to basis - Recapture of business credits - Excess depletion adjustment - Current year distributions of money - Current year distributions of property - Other tax-exempt income |
For a step-by-step walkthrough of how to input and analyze S-Corp basis in Intuit Tax Advisor, check out this video:
K-1 Basis analysis worksheet
- From the Strategies tab, go to Insights and select Analysis Worksheets.
- Expand the entity desired to track basis and select Analyze.
- For S Corporations, there are tabs for Stock Basis, Debt Basis, and Basis Limitation. This worksheet takes the basis from the imported tax return and is modified by Federal pre-strategy baseline inputs in addition to Strategy Changes that affect basis.
- For Partnerships, there are tabs for Partnership Basis and Basis Limitation. This worksheet takes the basis from the imported tax return and is modified by Federal pre-strategy baseline inputs in addition to Strategy Changes that affect basis.
For a new K-1
K-1 Ownership percentage
- From the Federal pre-strategy baseline, select Add new activity.
- Select either Schedule K-1 (1065) or Schedule K-1 (1120S).
- On the Add new activity window, enter the Entity name, whether taxpayer, spouse, or joint from the dropdown, and then the Ownership percentage. Then, select Save.
- The remainder of the process is the same as if from an existing K-1 above.
K-1 Basis limitation
- From the Federal pre-strategy baseline, select Add new activity.
- Select either Schedule K-1 (1065) or Schedule K-1 (1120S).
- From the Add new activity window, enter the Entity name, whether taxpayer, spouse, or joint from the dropdown.
- Follow the steps in the table:
| For an S Corporation enter: | For a Partnership, enter: |
|---|---|
| - Additional amounts invested - Increases to basis - Distributions and other decreases - Decreases to basis - Business credits that reduce basis - Additional loans - Principal portion of debt repayment - Adjustments to debt basis | - Additional amounts invested in current year - Other increases to basis - Other decreases to basis - Recapture of business credits - Excess depletion adjustment - Current year distributions of money - Current year distributions of property - Other tax-exempt income |
K-1 Basis analysis worksheet
- For new Partnership or S Corporation activities created from the Federal pre-strategy baseline, the Basis analysis worksheet won't launch since there is no Adjusted basis at beginning of year.
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