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- how does a partnership with multiple state k1s go into an scorp so that the scorp can file the appropriate state returns
how does a partnership with multiple state k1s go into an scorp so that the scorp can file the appropriate state returns
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Je9
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7 hours ago
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I have an s corporation that is invested in a partnership. The partnership generated K1s for 30 different states. The s corp is going to need to file in many of those same states (partnership couldn't do a composite return for all of them). How do I get the partnership state k1 info info into proseries to it flows to the state s corp return
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sjrcpa
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6 hours ago
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Are you using Lacerte or ProSeries?
The more I know the more I don’t know.
George4Tacks
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6 hours ago
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Call support and have them talk you through it. I think it is like input for the 1040. You need to install each of the states and .... CALL SUPPORT
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Je9
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6 hours ago
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I was trying to do this in proseries professional but it didn't seem to work properly so I was considering using lacerte, if it could handle it (I use proseries for most returns but do a couple, very complicated, 1040 returns in lacerte so I have pay per view availability)
