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State tax filing
Final responses:
- I am not recommending that you adjust Schedule A line 13 column A either. It is column B that may need to be adjusted.
- Having said that, I can't see your return to understand what TT is reflecting; or how they are arriving at the amounts being reported.
- These types of multi-state scenarios with passive activity carryovers, are not the usual return that TT is focused on. As a result you will need to adjust manually.
- I would make the adjustment on line 20 column B.
- As recommended previously, I would then include a statement to track your Indiana passive loss carryover from 2020, what was utilized in 2021, and then carried over to 2022; unless the statement you are referencing is arriving at the correct amount.
- Don't make any adjustments to column A. TT should be handling this correctly.
- The only statement that you need to attach is the explanation of the adjustment on line 20 column B; which is utilizing the Indiana passive loss carryover amount available. Nothing more.
*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.
Also keep in mind the date of replies, as tax law changes.
‎December 23, 2022
5:09 PM