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koetsier-chris
February 1, 2021
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I have multiple rental properties that qualify for QBI as I'm a realtor. Where can I find the QBI calculation per property as the total doesn't add up to the 20%?

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I did have losses from prior years and used Turbo Tax for that too so trying to figure how those losses impact each property.

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AmyC
AmyC
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February 3, 2021

You want to drill down into the QBI Component worksheet. Each worksheet will have the EIN and QBI. There is also a QBI Deduction Summary which will bring in the dividends, prior losses, etc. So the whole story comes together.

 

When you review your return, the form 8995 has the QBI totals.

Related QBI:

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