The Schedule K-1 is a tax document issued for an investment in
partnership interests. The purpose of the Schedule K-1 is to report your share of the partnership's
income,
deductions and credits. It is issued around the same time as Form 1099 and serves a similar purpose for tax reporting.
While a partnership is generally not subject to income tax, you are liable for tax on your share of the partnership income, whether or not it's distributed. This tax document is commonly issued by investors when they invest in
limited partnerships (LPs) and some
exchange-traded funds (ETFs), such as those that invest in commodities.
The Schedule K-1 tends to have a reputation for being one of the last tax documents to be received by the taxpayer when gathering all of their tax documents to file the
federal return. To add insult to the wait, the Schedule K-1 can be quite complex and require multiple entries on the taypayer's federal return, including such entries on the
Schedule A, Schedule B,
Schedule D and in some cases Form 6781.
Take a look at our article
10 Steps To Tax Preparation for some tips to help you file your tax return.
This question was answered by
Steven Merkel.
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