Drake Tax - Change the Rounding Partner, Shareholder, or Beneficiary
Article #: 13350
Last Updated: October 21, 2024
How to change the rounding partner (1065), shareholder (1120S), or beneficiary (1041)
If the total amounts on all K-1s do not equal the amounts available on the Schedule K, Drake uses the last K-1 in the list to make adjusting entries in order to make the K-1 totals equal the Schedule K amounts. The last K-1 entered is assumed to be that of the rounding partner, shareholder, or beneficiary unless otherwise indicated.
Rounding is handled differently depending on which year of Drake you are utilizing:
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You can select a specific rounding partner, shareholder, or beneficiary. Open the relevant K1 screen and select the option at the top of the screen
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Rounding partner (1065),
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Rounding shareholder (1120S), or
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Make this beneficiary the rounding beneficiary (1041).
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Beginning with Drake16, K-1s are able to be sorted and the rounding K-1 appears based on the sort method chosen instead of always appearing last.
The selected rounding partner, shareholder, or beneficiary then appears as the last K-1 listed in View/Print mode.
If more than one rounding partner, shareholder, or beneficiary is selected, the program defaults to the first one selected for rounding. In 1065 and 1120S returns, a Return Note is produced on the NOTES page in View/Print mode identifying the multiple selections.