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Old 08-12-2003, 01:03 PM
Dave Woods, EA
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"Karl Irvin" <88karl3200[at]comcast.net> wrote:

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> An S corp has a loss in excess of the sole stockholders
> basis.
> Stockholders available basis 14,000
> Ordinary loss (line 1 of K-1) 22,000
> Capital loss (line 5 of K-1) 13,000
> How do you report this on the stockholders 1040?
> Prorate, ordinary loss first or?


Prorate both items.

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Old 08-11-2003, 10:00 AM
Karl Irvin
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Default Reporting Sub S loss

An S corp has a loss in excess of the sole stockholders
basis.

Stockholders available basis 14,000

Ordinary loss (line 1 of K-1) 22,000
Capital loss (line 5 of K-1) 13,000

How do you report this on the stockholders 1040?
Prorate, ordinary loss first or?

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