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FAQ / In each of the following cases, what is the percentage interest in the partnership that should be reported on Form 1065 Schedule B question 3b?


Case 1: Husband and Wife each owns a 50 percent interest in the partnership profit, loss, and capital.

Case 2: Parent owns a 50 percent interest in the partnership profit, loss, and capital, and Child owns a 50 percent interest in the partnership profit, loss, and capital.

Case 3: Brother 1, Brother 2, Sister 1, and Sister 2 each owns a 25 percent interest in the partnership profit, loss, and capital.

A2. Case 1: Report Husband and Wife each as owning, directly or indirectly, 100 percent. Each owns 50 percent directly and 50 percent by family attribution.

Case 2: Report Parent and Child as each owning, directly or indirectly, 100 percent. Each owns 50 percent directly and 50 percent by family attribution.

Case 3: Report Brother 1, Brother 2, Sister 1, and Sister 2 each as owning, directly or indirectly, 100 percent. Each owns 25 percent directly and 75 percent by family attribution.

 




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