
Making a Section 1377 (A)(2) Election for an S-Corporation return in ProConnect Tax
by Intuit•1• Updated 1 year ago
When a shareholder sells all their stock and leaves an s-corporation, there is an election that can be taken to treat the tax year as two separate tax years. How is that election made in the program?
To make a section 1377(a)(2) election to treat the tax year as two separate tax years for purposes of allocating items of income and expense to the affected shareholders on Schedule K-1 when there is a termination of a shareholder's entire interest, follow the steps below:
- Go to Input Return ⮕ Other ⮕ Elections.
- Check the box Section 1377 (a)(2) election made for tax year.
- Enter the Date of termination of shareholder's entire interest and Explanation of termination of shareholder's interest.
- Manually calculate the total amount of each line item to include on each affected shareholders Schedule K-1 for the tax year and enter these amounts under Input Return ⮕ Schedule K-1 ⮕ Schedule K-1 Overrides.
Additional Information:
- The program prints an election statement with the tax return. See Elections in Check Return Forms
- Each affected shareholder's Schedule K-1 includes a notation at the top of the form that a section 1377(a)(2) election was made. The program treats a shareholder as an "affected" shareholder if you make an entry in Input Return ⮕ Shareholder Information ⮕ Stock Ownership ⮕ K-1 Allocation Percentage or on Input Return ⮕ Shareholder Information ⮕ Change in Ownership.
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