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Do I need to include a K-1 form on my tax return?

Individual taxpayers transfer the financial information on their K-1s to their tax returns. Typically, they do not need to include the actual K-1 form with their tax returns when they’re filed with the IRS.

How many parts to a K-1 form?

There are three parts to a K-1 form. Having said that, now we will go over each, one by one. Here’s a screenshot showing Part I of a blank K-1 form. Remember, it is the owner of the partnership that fills out the K-1 and sends it to the limited partner.

What is part 3 of a K1 form?

Part three of the K-1 form is where the income you received is documented. This is the information you’ll need to plug in to your Form 1040 when you file it. Your tax preparer can help you with this, and if there are any questions you should definitely consult with a tax advisor.

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