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Rents & Royalties

K-1 Input

Income or Loss from REMICS

Part V - Form 4835 - Net Farm/Rental Reconciliation

Form 8582 (Passive Activity Loss Limitations)

Prior Year Loss Not on 8582 or Unreimbursed Expenses - This question corresponds to Schedule E line 27 and needs to be answered Yes when the return includes any of the following items from a partnership or S corporation reported on Schedule K-1:

  • Unreimbursed partnership expenses.
  • An unallowed loss in a prior year due to at-risk or basis limitations.
  • An unallowed passive loss in a prior year that was not reported on Form 8582.

See the Schedule E instructions here for more information about these items.

Made Payments that would Require Filing Form(s) 1099? - Payments of rents, fees, and nonemployee compensation in the amount of $600 or more to a single payee are generally required to be reported on Form 1099-MISC or 1099-NEC as appropriate. Answer YES to this question if the taxpayer made any payments requiring them to file a Form 1099 for any payee.

Did You or Will You File All Required Forms 1099? - If the previous question is answered YES, this question also needs to be answered.

IRC Section 469(c)(7)(A) Election - If the taxpayer is making an election to combine all rental real estate interests into one activity per Section 469(c)(7)(A), answer YES. A statement will need to be included with the return indicating this election. See the section "Grouping Activities" in this KB article for information about the statement. See Revenue Procedure 2011-34 for information about the election.

Form 4562

Attach PDF Document for Rental Safe Harbor Election

Note:  This is a guide for entering certain Rents & Royalty Income into Schedule E in Tax Processors Plus Desktop. It is not intended as tax advice.

Additional Information:

Instructions for Form 8582, Passive Activity Loss Limitations

Instructions for Schedule E, Supplemental Income and Loss Instructions