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  • 1.  Partnership Pension Deduction

    Bronze Most Valuable Member
    Posted 09-10-2023 02:15 PM

    A & B, unrelated to each other, each have SMLLC's that are 50/50 partners in a partnership, P.

    The ordinary income passing through to A & B on the K-1's from P has been reported on their 1040's, schedule C's. They make significant pension contributions each year to a plan established by P.

    Should pension deduction be taken on 1065 reducing their ordinary income to be reported on their Schedule C's or should pension contribution be reported on Line 13, code R on the K-1's issued by P?

    In first case, pension deduction would reduce income on A & B's Schedule C's. In later case, Schedule C income will be higher (and accordingly SE tax will be higher)) and pension contribution would be taken as an adjustment on their 1040's.

    Thanks for your thoughts.



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    Paul Herman
    HERMAN & COMPANY CPAs, PC
    White Plains NY
    914-400-0300
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  • 2.  RE: Partnership Pension Deduction

    Bronze Most Valuable Member
    Posted 09-11-2023 10:04 AM
    Paul:
    perhaps this link will help 
    This Issue Snapshot will discuss the calculation of plan compensation for partnerships that maintain qualified retirement plans under IRC Section 401.


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