How do the aggregation codes work on K-1 or E-1 entities in Individual tax using Interview?

Use of an aggregation code allows passive rent and royalty activities entered on Interview forms to aggregated: 

  • This affects the following forms:
    • E-1
    • K-1
    • K-7
    • K-9
    • IRS-K1(1065)
    • IRS-K1(1120S)
    • IRS-K1(1041)
  • They will be treated as a single unit for the purpose of applying the passive activity loss rules on Form 8582.

Required Entires: 

  1. Choose one of the activities to be considered the main activity.
    • It does not matter which one.
  2. Leave the Aggregation Code blank in the main activity.
  3. Enter a code designating the main activity into the Aggregation Code box of each of the other activities to be included in the group.
    • The Aggregation Code consists of a prefix followed by the activity number of the main activity.
    • The prefix R if the main activity is on an E-1.
    • The prefix K if the main activity is a passthrough.

Notes:

  • Only passive activities and materially participating real estate professional activities may be aggregated.
    •  This includes active rental real estate.
  • Nonpassive activities may not be aggregated.
  • Every activity included in the group must have the same Classification Code or Activity Code) type.
    • As well as the same TSJ coding and FS & State coding.
  • The Aggregation Code applies to the passive activity loss rules (Form 8582) only.
  • ProSystem does not aggregate for the at-risk rules. Each activity stands on its own merits for At-Risk.
  • Results can be seen on the statements behind Form 8582.
  • For more information, see our article on this solution in Worksheet View.
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