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A taxpayer MAY use Part II of Form 6198 if they know: The amount of loss...

A taxpayer MAY use Part II of Form 6198 if they know: The amount of loss subject to passive activity loss. The total partnership or S corporation loss for the year. The total number of partners in the partnership. Their prior-year adjusted at-risk basis of their interest in the at-risk activity.

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