Adjusting journal entries in partnership agreements may look like routine accounting, but they can carry major tax consequences. In this video, I explain how these entries impact capital accounts, allocations of income and loss, and compliance with IRS rules under Subchapter K. You’ll learn why improperly drafted or misapplied entries can trigger phantom income, distort partner basis, and create disputes over economic intent. I also highlight the importance of aligning adjusting entries with Section 704(b) and 704(c) requirements to ensure allocations are respected for tax purposes. Whether you are drafting a new partnership agreement or reviewing existing terms, understanding the tax implications of adjusting journal entries is essential to avoid costly mistakes and preserve the integrity of your partnership’s tax position. Learn more: https://www.cummings.law/tax-implications-of-adjusting-journal-entries-in-partnership-agreements/