I live in IN but have a K-1 from an S-Corp that needs to be filed for OH, IN and KY. How do I get those multiple states filed?

[Rick19744]

A couple of comments:

• Make sure you understand what the S corporation has done with respect to those states; did they withhold taxes on your behalf or were you included in a composite that return.  If the later, you don't have any filing requirement in those states in which you were included in a composite tax return (unless of course you have other income in that state).
• To file in those states, you will need to download each respective state software keeping in mind that each state will be an additional cost to you.
• You will need to file as a nonresident in Ohio and Kentucky.
• For Ohio and Kentucky there will be a specific form where you will reflect income everywhere and then income apportioned to Ohio / Kentucky depending on which return you are preparing.
• You will then be taxed on the respective state's apportioned income.  If the S corporation withheld tax you will then use this to offset any of the liability.  You will then pay the difference or receive a refund.
• Prepare the Ohio and Kentucky returns first.  On your Indiana tax return you will complete a schedule for taxes paid to other states.  You will need some information from the Ohio and Kentucky returns in order to complete this.