Rental Property & Business Does Not Qualify for QBI

I thought Intuit is looking at providing an option to override that presumption?

§1.199A-6(b)(3) requires RPE's to report to shareholders/partners the correct amounts of pass-through QBI, W-2 wages, and UBIA with respect to each qualified trade or business.  Shareholders/partners are to rely on such information reported on their K-1 from the RPE and will NOT be making another determination at their level as to whether an activity flowing through from the RPE is or is not a qualified trade or business and, therefore, take into account or disregard the QBI-related items reported on the K-1.

The only adjustment shareholders/partners must make at their level is to reduce the QBI for deductions attributable to the respective qualified trade or business (which may incluce §179 allowed, 1/2 SE-tax deduction, etc.).

Please confirm Intuit is working on a solution as the K-1's prepared with PS will not otherwise meet the stipulated regulatory requirements for §199A.

No, the 250-hour requirement is not assumed to have been met, even for 2018.  All that Notice 2019-07 says is that contemporaneous records are not required before 2019.  Taxpayers who make elect to utilize the safe harbor should still have some level of documentation to substantiate the hours spent on rental services (which really isn't much) and must sign the statement, which includes the 250-hour requirement, under penalties of perjury.