Cash Flow Analysis of K-1s: Count ordinary business income?
Oscar asks: My borrower is a 50% shareholder for a business filing a 1120S. The K-1 indicates $276,970 in ordinary business income and $176,914 in Distributions. I'm giving him the $176,914 distribution as real income for sure. However, I'm not sure if I should give him the full $276,970 due to the fact it is listed as Ordinary Business Income in Box 1 of the K-1. The borrower confirmed he took the whole $276K. The post Cash Flow Analysis of K-1s: Count ordinary business income? appeared first on Linda Keith CPA.
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