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since your income centers around the sale of properties, I would report the gross income as sales income, and the expenses, including cost of goods sold, etc. on the face of the 1065 with a schedule of other expenses to list our the remaining expenses. Your business is not earning investment income (interest or dividends), but instead profits from the sale of properties. That is your main business. But I think your question centers around joint ventures with other investors, for which you are paid a commission, and receive 1099.

The 1099 income can be reported as other income on the face of the 1065, not as sales income. Disclose the matching to the 1099 in a support schedule, and you will report the income (and match to the 1099 so IRS can easily see the match) and report your venture income with your operating income to your owners.

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If your piece of the sale came from closing, but it was for services, then reporting the income as I suggest is correct, with a separate attachment showing the 1099 matching. Explain on the statement that your 1099 income was for services, but was remitted at closing, which will explain the 1099.

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