Worksheet 1-20

[Mellissa Sprock]

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Children will have fun learning, practicing and reviewing the numbers from 1-20 with these fun and free numbers 1 to 20 printable. Simply print the numbers 1 to 20 worksheets to gain fluency counting, tracing, missing numbers, and number names. These number names 1 to 20 worksheet pages are perfect for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten.

My problem is that I have information from 2 different businesses. TT only asks for one. The form says to enter each business on a separate K1 Entry worksheet. How do I do that for the second business?

In TurboTax, I have selected code Z for box 20 to trigger the "We need some information about your 199A income" screen. I have entered the values from my 199A for W-2 WAGES and UNADJUSTED BASIS OF ASSETS in the appropriate boxes.

Here is my question: Do I enter the values from my 199A for ORDINARY INCOME (LOSS) and SELF-EMPLOYMENT EARNINGS (LOSS) or not? These values on my 199A exactly match the values in Box 1 and Box 14a on my K-1. It is unclear to me if I need to enter these values on the "We need some information about your 199A income" screen or if the values are automatically pulled by TurboTax from Box 1 and 14a.

NOTE: If I do enter these values on the "We need some information about your 199A income" screen TurboTax seems to lower my tax burden by about $10k even though the values I enter exactly match the values in Box 1 and 14a. That's the source of my confusion.

Thanks David. I see the screen which you have referenced below to enter section 199A. Only issue is that I don't see check box for "Name of Business has Rental Income or (loss)". Any idea why I see all other options but this one? What could I have done wrong?

My Schedule K-1's Box 20, Code Z - Section 199A information has information in four columns. The first column is "Management" and only shows ordinary business (loss). The remaining three columns show three business locations and each has an EIN. The locations have ordinary business income (loss), W-2 wages, and qualified property.

My understanding from your many posts on this topic is that I will enter a Schedule K-1 that looks exactly like the K-1 I received. All of the information in Parts I, II, and III will be entered exactly as seen. I will select code Z in box 20 and hit continue.

If I add the net income (loss) values from the main K-1 with the management company's information (from column A) and the three additional Schedule K-1s created with only box 20 / code Z selected, they should add up to the value on the original K-1 that looks like the one I was sent, correct?

3. In Part II, Section K there are values on the nonrecourse and recourse lines. A Schedule K-1 Activity Worksheet shows the box K information for each location. Of the four Schedule K-1s I've created above, should these values be entered on only the main K-1 or not on the main one and instead on each of the pass-through entity (business location) K-1s?

4. In Part II, Section L there is another "STMT" next to the "Other increase (decrease)" row. My additional information shows an equity increase for one of the locations and an equity decrease (different value) for another location. Of the four Schedule K-1s I've created above, should this be entered into TurboTax anywhere? Or just enter it as-shown on the main K-1?

5. I do have an amount in box 17 with a code of A: Depreciation adjustment post 1986. I know which location it is associated with from the supplemental information. Following your guidance that only box 20, code Z should be filled out on the pass-through entity K-1s, should I keep this entry and value on the main K-1 and not associate it with the location's K-1? If I should put it on the K-1 associated with the location, then does it only go on that K-1?

Statement to all others: Please do not consider the steps I've outlined here to be guidance. I am clearly confused and seeking guidance. Wait for a professional to confirm my assumptions and/or provide additional details. But hopefully my example, my questions, and others' guidance will be of use to others.

@Tamborine - TurboTax does not directly ask if there was rental income but it does ask if your Schedule K-1 has entries in boxes 1, 2, and/or 3. Box 2 corresponds to "net rental real estate income (loss)" so if you indicate you have a value in box 2, that's telling TurboTax that you have rental income (loss) information. Depending on the nature of your partnership, you may also have Box 20, Code Z and either a value or STMT. You tell TurboTax that Box 20 has code Z but you don't have to put an amount. TurboTax will ask you more details about box 20 code Z (Section 199A information) and one of those may include specifying the rental income (loss). This might be the same number in box 2. If applicable, the Section 199A information will be on your statement (additional information provided with the Schedule K-1).

I have more than one business listed in the supporting statement for Box 20, Code Z on my K-1. One is the same as the entity filing the K-1 and 2 more have their own EIN's. I was able to get one of the separate passthrough entities in the K-1 D-1 worksheet, but cant figure out how to add more. there is a helpful note saying I need to create another "K-1 Entry Worksheet", but I don't know how. I have tried going to the form view and several other ways, but cant get it done. Please help!

Originally, I left it blank and went through to put in the details and while there is a section for rental income and other deductions there isn't a section for unadjusted basis of assets. It's not clear what your supposed to do here at all!

I remember I paid $200 for live help for this last year and TBH it sounded like the person who was helping me wasn't sure what the answer was... I think this is a major flaw / error in turbo tax. We need help with this ASAP!

If you have a code Z (and probably others) in box 20, then when you fill the "Enter Box 20 Info" screen where you list the codes and an amount, select code Z but don't put an amount. When you get to the "We need some information about your 199A income" page, expand the first box that says you have business income (loss) and then you will see the box for your rental income (loss).

Tracing numbers is important for early numeracy skill development. Numbers are usually easier for kids to print than letters, making them a great starting point for beginning writing. This numbers tracing worksheet can help your child practice numbers 1-20.

This set of two printable numbers tracing worksheets were designed with early learners in mind. Page one covers numbers 1-10, and the second is 11-20. They can be used together or you can start with page 1 and come back to page 2 after more number sense is developed.

To turn this into a reusable worksheet, laminate the printed sheet or slip it into a plastic page protector. Then you can use a dry erase marker instead of a pencil, making it easy to erase and use again.

Go over the number on the left first, either with your child naming it or you, and then count each dot together. If your child can already rote count this is a wonderful exercise to apply that knowledge.

Often, young kids will keep counting past the last dot or over count by not pausing and counting for each dot. Take it slow and count up, carefully pointing to each dot as your child says each number.

Estimation: Fold the paper so they can only see the dots. Have them quickly estimate how many dots there are. Of course, the position will be a hint, but you can build off this skill later.

Addition and Subtraction: What happens when you take away or add one more to our dots? Cover one up or add one with a pencil and count again, or use the numbers on the left as a number line.

Excel for the web does this by using formulas in cells. A formula performs calculations or other actions on the data in your worksheet. A formula always starts with an equal sign (=), which can be followed by numbers, math operators (such as a plus or minus sign), and functions, which can really expand the power of a formula.

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