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The extractor recognizes Schedule K-1 forms from Forms 1065, 1120-S, and 1041, plus 1099-NEC, 1099-MISC, 1099-DIV, and 1099-INT layouts.

It maps labeled box values for the detected form and groups them into areas such as income, gains, deductions, credits, dividends, interest, and federal or state amounts.

The three K-1 variants use different box meanings: Form 1065 is for partnerships, Form 1120-S is for S corporations, and Form 1041 is for estates or trusts. The extractor classifies the form before applying box rules.

No. The PDF must contain a usable text layer; image-only or scanned PDFs should be OCRed and exported as searchable PDFs before upload.

Known layouts use box-specific matching; unrecognized layouts use a general text match. High, medium, and low confidence show how strong the match looks, so review important values against the highlighted source.

Yes. Edit a value in the review table, and the corrected row remains marked. The CSV uses the values currently shown on screen and includes confidence and source location.

Free processing covers up to 8 MB and 15 pages. PDFs over either boundary are accepted for heavy processing when possible; the extractor itself rejects PDFs over 25 pages.

The PDF is processed for the request and its bytes are discarded afterward; there is no document history or model-training use stated for this version. There is no public API or posted paid-processing price yet.