IRS Form 7203 - S Corporation Loss Limitations on Stock Basis

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IRS Form 7203 is required with a taxpayer's Form 1040 tax return if the shareholder has one of the following during the tax year:
1. The shareholder is claiming a deduction for their share of losses from the S corporation (this includes prior year losses);
2. The shareholder received a non-dividend distribution from the S corporation;
3. The shareholder disposed of stock (complete or partial disposition) during the tax year; or
4. The shareholder received a loan repayment from the S corporation.

My recommendation is to always file Form 7203 to track stock & debt basis, even under circumstances where the form was not required.

In this example, we cover a situation where a shareholder is allocated losses that exceed his stock basis. The basis limitations require a carryforward of unused ordinary losses.

We cover how to calculate shareholder stock basis on Form 7203, and we review the stock & debt basis worksheets included with the shareholder's Schedule K-1 package provided by the S corporation.

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