Hartnett123
Mar 18 2004, 09:31 AM
I am a little confused about what information from the K-1 we use to begin our circular contribution calculation.
One person in our office says take line 1 from the K-1, add line 5, and add line 9, and that's your starting point. The other person says no, add line 5 to line 1, and subtract 9.
What lines from the K-1 are other practitioners using as the starting off point for compensation? I can't seem to find any guidance anywhere online for this.
Thanks.
Lame Duck
Mar 18 2004, 10:43 AM
According to Publication 560, Deduction Worksheet for Self-Employed, a partner would use the net profit from Line 15a of Schedule K-1 as the starting point. It goes on to say that a general partner should reduce this amount by the same additional expenses subtracted from Line 15a to determine the amount on Line 1 or 2 of Schedule SE. Does this help?
Hartnett123
Mar 18 2004, 02:08 PM
Thanks! Yes it does. I think we are just breaking it down a little too finely. I like the idea of starting with a single amount on a specific line!
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