The SEPP contribution is done at the S-Corp level, and is based on the W-2 wages.
It isn't done/taken on the F 1040 for the S-Corp W-2 wages, OR the distributions, OR the K-1 flow thru income.
(And where have you been for the last year, since you originally posted the question?)
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