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K-1 form for LP Beliavsky 10-08-2007
Posted by Beliavsky on October 8, 2007, 6:43 pm
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I invested $100K as a limited partner in a hedge fund in
2006, which declined to $49K, but when I use Turbotax, I am
surprised that this investment has greatly increased my
taxes. On the K-1, the nonzero items, in thousands of
dollars, are

-21 (1) Ordinary business income
52 (5) Interest income
5 (6a) Ordinary dividends

-11 (11f) section 1256
-15 (11f) mixed straddle short term
-22 (11f) mixed straddle long term

1 (13v) management fees
1 (13v) operating expense
25 (13v) interest expense
13 (13v) dividend expense

My question is if the (13v) interest expense can be
reclassified as "investment interest expense"? What about
the (13v) dividend expense? Is there some other way to get
the dividend expense to offset the ordinary dividends in
(6a) and to carry over the dividend expense to ordinary
dividends recieved in future years?

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Posted by Beliavsky on October 9, 2007, 8:28 pm
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> I invested $100K as a limited partner in a hedge fund in
> 2006, which declined to $49K, but when I use Turbotax, I am
> surprised that this investment has greatly increased my
> taxes. On the K-1, the nonzero items, in thousands of
> dollars, are
>
> -21 (1) Ordinary business income
> 52 (5) Interest income
> 5 (6a) Ordinary dividends
>
> -11 (11f) section 1256
> -15 (11f) mixed straddle short term
> -22 (11f) mixed straddle long term
>
> 1 (13v) management fees
> 1 (13v) operating expense
> 25 (13v) interest expense
> 13 (13v) dividend expense
>
> My question is if the (13v) interest expense can be
> reclassified as "investment interest expense"? What about
> the (13v) dividend expense? Is there some other way to get
> the dividend expense to offset the ordinary dividends in
> (6a) and to carry over the dividend expense to ordinary
> dividends recieved in future years?

I have received two replies to my question on
misc.invest.financial-plan . The thread is at
http://groups.google.com/group/misc.invest.financial-plan/browse_frm/thread/11b1ff51e80c40ba/54f1be2b30a617b3?hl=en#54f1be2b30a617b3

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