Unfortunately for partnerships they require you to file a composite return based solely on the income you earned there, regardless your the overall partnership income or income of the individual partners. NC allows the partners to file individual taxes to claim some of that back as a refund. But they disallow a lot of deductions so you don't get it all back.
Georgia does not allow the partners filing an individual return to claim a credit for the composite payment. However I did find that it seems possible to skip the composite return if you do partner withholding instead. I tried that this time, even though I probably will have a penalty for not actually doing the withholding.
