You'll need to enter your
K-1 information as separate partnerships if it contains more than one of the following types of income:
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Box 1 - Ordinary Business Income (Loss)
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Box 2 - Net Rental Real Estate Income (Loss)
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Box 3 - Other Net Rental Income (Loss)
Example: Your
K-1 has information in
Box 1,
Box 2, and
Box 3.
You would enter the activity amounts due to business income from
Box 1 as one partnership. Then you'd need to create a second partnership to enter the activity due to rental real estate income from
Box 2. And finally, you'd need to create a third partnership to enter the activity due to other rental income from
Box 3.
You would enter each of these partnerships with the same owner, EIN, name of partnership, etc. on the
Partnership or LLC Income Information (Schedule K-1) screen.
You should treat each income activity separately. You'll also need to allocate any amounts shown after
Box 3 to the correct activity. Your
K-1 should come with a statement to help you figure out how to allocate these amounts. Make sure you don't enter the amounts shown after
Box 3 more than once.