You'll need to enter your
K-1 information as separate S Corporations 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 S Corporation. Then you'd need to create a second S Corporation to enter the activity due to rental real estate income from
Box 2. And finally, you'd need to create a third S Corporation to enter the activity due to other rental income from
Box 3.
You would enter each of these S Corporations with the same owner, EIN, name of S Corporation, etc. on the
S Corporation 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.