Lender’s Online Training Form 1065: Owner Cashflow Name: Date: ____________________ ____________________ Fill these out as you go to reinforce the points made. We recommend you keep a folder or three-ring binder of your handouts for quick reference when offline. The handouts for this eCourse include selected pages from a Form 1065 and a Form 1040. You will be taking notes on each and flipping back and forth as you progress through the eCourse. The note boxes have the slide number source for each item to assist you. Copyright 2008 Linda Keith CPA, Inc. All rights reserved. www.LendersOnlineTraining.com www.LindaKeithCPA.com 360-455-1569 1065 3) Owner Cashflow Lender’s Online Training Page 2 (Slide 5) This represents Guaranteed Payments to _____ partners. (Slide 6) Are these payments really guaranteed? (Slide 7) Who will pay taxes on guaranteed payments? (Slide 7) Ordinary business income is another name for ‘taxable income’. Who will pay taxes on the ordinary income of a partnership? Slide 7: Owners pay on both G________ P_________ and O________ I_______. Copyright 2008 Linda Keith CPA, Inc. All rights reserved. www.LendersOnlineTraining.com www.LindaKeithCPA.com 360-455-1569 1065 3) Owner Cashflow Lender’s Online Training Page 3 Schedule K is the PARENT to the Schedules K-1. (Slide 8) This number came from: (Slide 9) Frank is a 50% owner. The amount that will transfer to Frank’s K-1 is: (Slide 8) This was not listed in the income on page one of the 1065 because Frank’s share needs to pass-through to Schedule B of his 1040 tax return. The amount that will transfer to Frank’s K-1 and on to his 1040 is: 50% of $150 = ___________ Copyright 2008 Linda Keith CPA, Inc. All rights reserved. www.LendersOnlineTraining.com www.LindaKeithCPA.com 360-455-1569 1065 3) Owner Cashflow Lender’s Online Training (Slide 16) Frank pays taxes on Line 1 + 4. See 1040, Sch E. (Slide 16) Is Frank still an owner? I do not use this for recurring cashflow if it is a final k-1. Page 4 (Slide 9 & 16) How was this calculated? ___% of ________. Frank pays taxes on this even though he did not take it as cash. (Slide 17) How was this calculated? ___% of _______ Where will it be reported on the Form 1040? Schedule _____ (Slide 16) What type of partner? Implications? If LLC, owner is active but with limited liability unless personally guaranteed debt. (Slide 17) Frank owns 50%. (Slide 17) Were the distributions on Line 19 of the K-1 Page one cash or some other type of property? (Slide 17) If Frank works at the business, Line 14 is Line __ __________ income plus Line ___ _______________ payments. (Slide 9 & 16) Why more than 50% of Schedule K? (Slide 17) Why is Frank liable for more than these amounts? Actual Owner Cashflow Slide 19&20 Box L + Line 4 + Payments to the Withdrawals owner are based on other than agreed Guaranteed Payments ____________ split. Box L - Capital Contributed Cash Paid to Owner Copyright 2008 Linda Keith CPA, Inc. All rights reserved. www.LendersOnlineTraining.com www.LindaKeithCPA.com 360-455-1569 1065 3) Owner Cashflow Lender’s Online Training Page 5 This is your CHEAT SHEET for the 1065 K-1. Line 19 shows if the distributions were cash (Code A) or other property (Code B). Copyright 2008 Linda Keith CPA, Inc. All rights reserved. www.LendersOnlineTraining.com www.LindaKeithCPA.com 360-455-1569 1065 3) Owner Cashflow Lender’s Online Training Page 6 Line 17 traces to Schedule E of the 1040. Copyright 2008 Linda Keith CPA, Inc. All rights reserved. www.LendersOnlineTraining.com www.LindaKeithCPA.com 360-455-1569 1065 3) Owner Cashflow Lender’s Online Training Page 7 (Slide 12) Circle the name of the partnership we are interested in and the $62,980 pass-through from the K-1. (Slide 14) Listing in Nonpassive column: Partnership: ACTIVE, GENERAL PARTNER. What do we know about the liability of a general partner? Limited Liability Company (check name of company): ACTIVE LLC member, called member-manager. LLC owners have limited liability unless they have guaranteed the debt. In both cases, this is a business actively run by the owner, not simply an investment. Likely a higher % owner than if in the Passive columns. More likely to have guaranteed debt. Copyright 2008 Linda Keith CPA, Inc. All rights reserved. www.LendersOnlineTraining.com www.LindaKeithCPA.com 360-455-1569 1065 3) Owner Cashflow Lender’s Online Training Page 8 Slide 22: Cashflow available for distributions This worksheet was completed in the eCourse: 1065 2) Company Cashflow Business Cashflow Available to Pay Debt Enter ordinary income (Ln 22) Add back interest expense (Ln 15) Add back depreciation (Ln 16a) …from Page One, see comments below: …from Line 20, see comments below: …from Sch K, see comments below: …from Sch M-1, see comments below: [Add 1-7] Cashflow Before debt & distributions 9 10 11 Subtract Cash distributions (M-2, Ln 6) Add Capital contributions (M-2, Ln 2) [8-9+10] Cashflow Available to Pay Debt B: 12 13 14 Annual Debt Enter term debt annual payments Enter LOC/ interest-only payments Enter proposed loan payments [Add 12 thru 14] Total debt 15 D: 19 20 Borrower Misc. A: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 65,961 1,451 1,174 0 0 150 (135) 68,601 (51,820) 16,781 5,051 1,600 7,800 14,451 Personal Cashflow to Owner/Guarantor: [8-15] Cashflow Available to Distribute Enter partner's % profit/loss from K-1 21 22 [19*20] Owner's share before gntd pmnts Add this owner's guaranteed pmnts (K-1, Ln 4) 23 [21+22] Available Personal Cashflow Copyright 2008 Linda Keith CPA, Inc. All rights reserved. www.LendersOnlineTraining.com www.LindaKeithCPA.com 360-455-1569 1065 3) Owner Cashflow Lender’s Online Training Page 9 Slide 26: Choose between Actual and Available Personal Cashflow How? __________________________________________ _______________________________________________ SUMMARY: How Taxable Income moves from 1065 to 1040 As you read this sequence, follow it along in your handouts. This is the order in which the tax preparer does it. Form 1065 1065, Page One, Line 22 1065, Page Three, Schedule K, Line 1 $65,961 $65,961 Multiply by 1040 owner’s % profit/loss (per 1065 K-1) 1065, Schedule K-1 for Frank Able, Line 1 1065, Schedule K-1 Add Line 1 Ordinary income Line 4 Guaranteed Payments $32,980 $32,980 $30,000 Form 1040 Able Baker Book Store Nonpassive Income (Sch E, Line 28A) 1040, Schedule E, Line 32 (2 entities combined) 1040, Schedule E, Line 41 (No rentals, trusts, etc) 1040, Page One, Line 17 $62,980 $62,980 $85,099 $85,099 $85,099 Copyright 2008 Linda Keith CPA, Inc. All rights reserved. www.LendersOnlineTraining.com www.LindaKeithCPA.com 360-455-1569
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