If you receive a K-1 for an investment owned by your small business, use these simple instructions when filing your taxes.
Filing your K-1 will adjust your Investment Account (Long-Term Asset) in QuickBooks to reflect the net income and any of the other items on the form.
When you’re finished, the amount in the Investment Account will equal the Ending Capital reported on the K-1. Interest, dividends, and expenses that impact the gain or loss on an investment are reflected on the K-1. Record them by offsetting to Gain or Loss on the Investment Account.
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