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When is a Partner in a Partnership Considered a 1099 Worker?

December 13, 2021

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Can you answer these two important questions
about your partnership agreement?…

  1. Does your agreement spell out exactly when a partner can deduct unreimbursed partner activity (UPE)?
  2. Is your agreement crystal clear about when your partnership can treat some partner activity as if the partner were a 1099 worker?

Why is this all this so vitally important?

Because getting your partnership agreement correct can have a huge impact on your partners’ ability to claim extremely valuable tax deductions!

Here’s what can happen to unwary partners.

EXAMPLE: In a real estate brokerage, one partner could not deduct real estate expenses (like advertising, staging items, etc.) on her personal return because she is a member of an LLC. Ouch!

The good news. There are two solutions to this problem.

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“When is a Partner in a Partnership
Considered a 1099 Worker?”

Filed Under: Choice of entity, Filing tips, Form 1099, Tax Planning, Tax Policy

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