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My wife is a general partner in an LLC that operates in Wisconsin, do we have to file a Wisonsin form and if so what form, she had a loss of (1067)

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My wife is a general partner in an LLC that operates in Wisconsin, do we have to file a Wisonsin form and if so what form, she had a loss of (1067)

A couple general comments and then a link to provide some additional guidance:

  1. You need to take a look at your Wisconsin form 3K-1 and possibly any footnotes.
  2. The partnership (LLC) is required to withhold and remit nonresident withholding to the state of Wisconsin.  This will be reflected on the form 3k-1.
  3. The partnership may have included nonresident members in a composite filing (form 1CNP).  This should be noted to the nonresident member as well.  If you are included in a composite filing, you do not have any further Wisconsin filing requirements for this LLC.
  4. If the partnership only remitted withholding, you will then be required to file a Wisconsin nonresident tax return.
https://www.revenue.wi.gov/Pages/Individuals/nonresidents.aspx

You will then take a credit on your Georgia income tax return for taxes paid to other states to minimize the effect of any "double tax" on the same income.


*A reminder that posts in a forum such as this do not constitute tax advice.
Also keep in mind the date of replies, as tax law changes.

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My wife is a general partner in an LLC that operates in Wisconsin, do we have to file a Wisonsin form and if so what form, she had a loss of (1067)

What is your state of residence?
*A reminder that posts in a forum such as this do not constitute tax advice.
Also keep in mind the date of replies, as tax law changes.

My wife is a general partner in an LLC that operates in Wisconsin, do we have to file a Wisonsin form and if so what form, she had a loss of (1067)

Sorry, Georgia

My wife is a general partner in an LLC that operates in Wisconsin, do we have to file a Wisonsin form and if so what form, she had a loss of (1067)

 thanks for your response. I have TurboTax Premier do I have to get TurboTax business in order to get the 3K one form?

My wife is a general partner in an LLC that operates in Wisconsin, do we have to file a Wisonsin form and if so what form, she had a loss of (1067)

Who is preparing the partnership return?
You? Then "yes" you will need to purchase TT Business.
If prepared by someone else, then that should have been provided to you along with the federal K-1.
*A reminder that posts in a forum such as this do not constitute tax advice.
Also keep in mind the date of replies, as tax law changes.

My wife is a general partner in an LLC that operates in Wisconsin, do we have to file a Wisonsin form and if so what form, she had a loss of (1067)

A couple general comments and then a link to provide some additional guidance:

  1. You need to take a look at your Wisconsin form 3K-1 and possibly any footnotes.
  2. The partnership (LLC) is required to withhold and remit nonresident withholding to the state of Wisconsin.  This will be reflected on the form 3k-1.
  3. The partnership may have included nonresident members in a composite filing (form 1CNP).  This should be noted to the nonresident member as well.  If you are included in a composite filing, you do not have any further Wisconsin filing requirements for this LLC.
  4. If the partnership only remitted withholding, you will then be required to file a Wisconsin nonresident tax return.
https://www.revenue.wi.gov/Pages/Individuals/nonresidents.aspx

You will then take a credit on your Georgia income tax return for taxes paid to other states to minimize the effect of any "double tax" on the same income.


*A reminder that posts in a forum such as this do not constitute tax advice.
Also keep in mind the date of replies, as tax law changes.
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