AmyJ50, I have the same exact situation you are describing. I am a part owner of an S-Corporation and receive K-1s reporting income in multiple states where I am not a resident. My corporation pays the taxes on my behalf via a composite return for most of these states. You obviously got this to work properly in TurboTax, so that you don't have to file new non-resident returns in these other states. You are able to report that you paid income tax in the non-resident states so that you get credit for this for your resident state taxes. May I ask, how did you figure this out (i.e., what was your solution)?
By the way, I purchased and am using TurboTax Deluxe, and in the prior year, I had to purchase the state returns in the other non-resident states, and then create "mock" returns to report the taxes paid. Should I be using Turbo Tax Premier, or TurboTax Self-Employed to get this multi-state K-1 situation to work properly? If so, this would be cheaper than buying the additional states at about $50/each.
