A Schedule K-1 is a tax document used to report the incomes, losses, dividend receipts, and capital gains of partners or of shareholders of s corporations or from some trusts. The Schedule K-1 document is prepared for each partner or shareholder showing the share of income, loss, dividends and other income or loss.
Entering Schedule K-1 information for a S corporation shareholder in TaxSlayer Pro
From the Main Menu of the Tax Return (Form 1120-S) select:
- Schedule K - Distributive Share Items
- Schedule K-1 Input
- Select New, or select Pull if you prepared the business return using the TaxSlayer Pro software in the previous year and wish to pull the data forward.
Entering Schedule K-1 information for a Partner in TaxSlayer Pro
You must input a Schedule K-1 for each partner. The program will keep track of the partners that are entered on the Schedule K and print the total number of Schedule K-1(s) on Line I of Form 1065. From the Main Menu of the Tax Return (Form 1065) select:
- Schedule K - Distributive Share Items
- Schedule K-1 Input
- Select New, or select 'Pull' if you prepared the business return using the TaxSlayer Pro software in the previous year and wish to pull the data forward.
Entering Schedule K-1 information for a Estate or Trust Beneficiary in TaxSlayer Pro
You must input a Schedule K-1 for each beneficiary. The program will keep track of the beneficiaries that are entered on the Schedule K and print the total number of beneficiaries on line B of Form 1041. To enable the Form 1041 program to allocate amounts to the Schedule K-1(s), complete the Schedule B, Income Allocation, to generate a percentage. Once the percentage is generated, amounts will carry over to the Schedule K-1(s).
From the Main Menu of the Tax Return (Form 1041) select:
- Schedule K-1
- Schedule K-1 Input
- Select New, or select Pull if you prepared the business return using the TaxSlayer Pro software in the previous year and wish to pull the data forward.
NOTE: This is a guide on entering K-1 information into the TaxSlayer Pro program. This is not intended as tax advice.