K-1 income: ordinary vs Qualified dividends
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K-1 income: ordinary vs Qualified dividends For all of this, we're talking about a small club of 8 members with total assets of about $12,000, so the numbers are small. For MD 510, we need to list Distributive or Pro Rata share of Income. Last year we added the ordinary dividends plus Qualified dividends (also the interest income, net short term cap gain, and net long term cap gain). 1. ordinary dividends plus Qualified dividends: I now notice that these numbers are identical. Should they be added only once into the pro rata income? (Last year they were pennies off, but we didn't notice, so we added them together). 2. This year 1065 K-1 shows no number in the Net short term cap gain (loss) nor Net long term cap gain (loss). Is there nothing listed because there is a loss, and so they don't list the loss? None of the club members have any number in this field in the K-1, and I need to know for the 510 Maryland. thanks, Carol Solomon and Etana Finkler Stockettes In a message dated 03/01/09 19:11:24 Eastern Standard Time, etana_finkler@bivio.com writes:
You should not have included the qualified dividends. Qualified dividends are a subset of ordinary dividends.
See above.
There's nothing there because the club must not have sold any stock in 2008.
Ira Smilovitz
Thank you, very clear. Etana iras1 wrote: > You should not have included the qualified dividends. Qualified dividends are a subset of ordinary dividends. > There's nothing there because the club must not have sold any stock in 2008. |
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