No, not in your case. The reason the form exists, is to report adjustments that need to be made for differences in state and federal amounts reported on the K-1. A good example is depreciation. Often there is a difference between federal and state amounts of allowable depreciation. The state form provides information to adjust taxable income to account for the difference. You do need to report the K-1, if it has any reportable data.
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