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Rich Thomas
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K1passive or non passive loss

Rich Thomas
  • Investor
  • Salem, MA
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I am a limited partner in a property which had some large paper losses this past year. I own less than 10% of the partnership and I have no daily operational responsibilities.

My K1 statement from the partnership is showing a large loss for the year also. From what I have read online this should be considered a ‘passive’ loss because of my roll in the partnership.

My CPA is counting this loss as a ‘non-passive’ loss stating that because it is still held and not sold yet is is not a passive loss, is this correct?

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Basit Siddiqi
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@Rich Thomas

It looks like your tax professional is doing it incorrectly.
Sometimes an accountant will select a couple boxes and be like "oh if I click this box, he will get a larger refund, let's do this".

The fact that you are a limited partner in a partnership, your loss should be treated as passive.

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