Drake Tax - 1040: K1S Box 12 Intangible Drilling Costs
Article #: 14224
Last Updated: October 18, 2024
How to enter Intangible Drilling Costs from box 12 of Form K-1S
Intangible Drilling Costs can either be:
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deducted in full as a current business expense
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amortized over a 60 month period.
Deducting in Full as a Current Business Expense
Use screen K1S, box 12, code J4. The amount carries to Form 7203, line 44. Depending on the shareholder's participation in the S corp (active or passive), basis in the S corp, and S corp income (loss), IDC amounts may be able to offset current year income - review Form 7203.
If the S corp is not a passive activity, Intangible Drilling Costs allowed will show as a loss on Schedule E, Page 2, Part II with a description of Sec. 59e Expense.
If the S corp is a passive activity, the deduction will still be calculated on Wks K1P Adj Basis, but the expense is not separately reported on Schedule E, page 2 as amounts carry to Form 8582 first to determine any Passive Activity Loss Limitations that would be applicable.
Amortizing Intangible Drilling Costs
If the IDC deduction should be amortized over a five year period instead of being taken in full, the entry should be removed from the K1P screen and entered on the 4562 screen. Use the FOR and Multi-Form Code boxes to associate the 4562 with the K1P screen to which it belongs.
Note IDC amounts may be subject to Alternative Minimum Tax as well; see Drake Tax - 6251: Line 2t Intangible Drilling Costs for details.
See Shareholder's Instructions for Schedule K-1 (1120-S) for more information.
Use screen K1S, box 12, code JD to enter. The data flow is the same as above.