2019 8990 form-2025

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Form 8990 is used by taxpayers to compute the allowable business interest expense under Section 163(j) of the Internal Revenue Code. It includes sections for reporting current year business interest expenses, adjusted taxable income, and limitations on deductions. The form also contains schedules for partnerships and S corporations to report excess items related to business interest expenses.

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Does excess business interest expense reduce partner basis?

The Sec. 163 final regulations provide, in part, that a partner reduces their basis in their partnership interest, but not below zero, by the amount of excess business interest expense (EBIE) allocated to them.

What to do with excess business interest expense on K-1?

line 13 Code K. Excess business interest expense. If the partnership reports excess business interest expense to the partner, the partner is required to file Form 8990. See the Instructions for Form 8990 for additional information.

How much business interest expense can be deducted?

30% of its adjusted taxable income (ATI) for the year; plus. Any business interest income for the year; plus. Any floor plan financing interest expense.

What qualifies as a business interest expense?

This includes interest on debt a business incurs to fund ongoing operations; purchase equipment, property, inventory, or raw materials; or finance business expansions.

What is excess taxable income on Schedule K-1?

In general, excess taxable income is the amount of a partnerships or S corporations ATI that is in excess of the amount of ATI required to support the partnerships or S corporations business interest expense deduction.

Who is subject to excess business interest expenses?

To the extent a partnerships business interest deduction is limited, the deferred business interest (excess business interest expense) must be allocated to the partners, which reduces the partners bases in their partnership interests.

Am I required to file Form 8990?

A taxpayer (including, for example, an individual, corporation, partnership, S corporation) with business interest expense; a disallowed business interest expense carryforward; or current year or prior year excess business interest expense must generally file Form 8990, unless an exclusion from filing applies.

Who is subject to excess business loss limitation?

Noncorporate taxpayers may be subject to excess business loss limitations. The at-risk limits and the passive activity limits are applied before calculating the amount of any excess business loss.

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