Screen PARent - Pennsylvania Rent and Royalty Properties (1065)

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Overview

Use this screen to enter and/or verify rental and royalty information necessary to complete PA Schedule E. If the partnership operates or owns a rental or royalty property, rent and royalty data is transferred from the federal Rent screen. All three types of properties are included on PA Schedule E, Rents and Royalty Income (Loss). Each property has a schedule reflecting its income, expenses, and net gain/loss.

Expenses

Taxes
The application transfers the taxes deducted in the federal Rent screen to the statement. Type codes are used to classify the taxes as deductible or nondeductible for state purposes. If you have nondeductible taxes, refer to the following table for the codes.
Type Code
Description
Destination
D
Deductible (default)
PA Rent and Royalty Schedule
N
Nondeductible
Schedule M, Rental, Section V, a
Depreciation (Force) / Amortization (Force)
If you use detailed asset data entry, the application determines the depreciation and amortization expense for each activity. If you determine that the depreciation or amortization amount is different, you may use
Depreciation (Force)
or
Amortization (Force)
in this input screen, but it is strongly recommended that you change the amount in detailed asset data entry to ensure that the PA Depreciation and Gain Adjustment Worksheet is correct.
note
If you don't want to use detailed asset data entry, use the PADepr screen to enter depreciation expense instead of
Depreciation (Force)
or
Amortization (Force)
.
Other expenses
The application transfers the other expenses deducted in the federal Rent screen to the statement. Type codes are used to classify the taxes as management fees or other expenses for state purposes.
Type Code
Description
Destination
M
Management Fees
PA Rent and Royalty Schedule
O
Other Expenses (default)
PA Rent and Royalty Schedule

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