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Schedule B-1 (Form 1065) – Partners Owning 50% or More

Last reviewed: 2025-10-25

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Use this online version of Schedule B-1 (Form 1065sb) to disclose any partner—direct or indirect—who owned 50% or more of the partnership's capital, profits, loss, or deductions during the tax year. Accurate reporting on B-1 helps the IRS evaluate control, related-party transactions, and other compliance issues.

How to complete Schedule B-1: Enter each qualifying partner’s name, identifying number (TIN), entity type, and the highest percentage owned in capital, profits, or loss at any time during the year. If ownership is indirect, keep a record of the constructive ownership chain (look-through entities) and be prepared to furnish it on request. If more than three partners qualify, attach additional statements with the same line references.

Schedule B-1 (Form 1065) – Information on Partners Owning 50% or More
Report each direct or indirect partner that owned, at any time during the tax year, 50% or more of the partnership's capital, profits, loss, or deductions.
Partner 1
1a1a
1b1b
1c1c
1d1d
Partner 2
2a2a
2b2b
2c2c
2d2d
Partner 3
3a3a
3b3b
3c3c
3d3d
Total ownership percentages entered (for review)

Filing notes for 2026: Schedule B-1 is required when ownership thresholds are met—even if there were midyear changes or temporary control. Ensure entries here are consistent with Schedule K-1 allocations and with any disclosures on Schedule B, questions about foreign owners, tax-exempt owners, or section 754 elections. For tiered partnerships, confirm attribution rules under sections 267, 318, and 707 where applicable.

Last reviewed: 2025-10-25: If you believe this form requires an update, please contact us.

Purpose of Schedule B-1

Schedule B-1 provides a snapshot of controlling ownership for Form 1065sb filers. The information supports audit selection and cross-matching with other IRS information returns (e.g., Forms 5471, 8865, 8938) that may be required when foreign or related owners are present. Maintain documentation supporting the highest ownership percentages and the time periods during which thresholds were met.

Consult the latest IRS Form 1065 Instructions for current Schedule B-1 requirements and examples.

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Important Notes

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