All of the following items are considered when calculating the amount of qualified income QB reported to beneficiaries shareholders and partners directly on their schedules K-1 except one ordinary business income or loss rental income receive in the ordinary course of a traitor business three section 179 deduction for wage income deduction for wage income
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