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I live in Illinois and received a 1099-misc from rental/royalty property in Texas. Do I need to file a Texas return?

Forum|Forum|7 years ago
June 5, 2019
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Anonymous

No, Texas does not have a state income tax so there is no income tax return to fill out. Declare the rental on your IL income tax return.

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Thank you! We are getting an error on Check the Federal. Says that we can't enter Rental and Royalties on the same Schedule E but we only got a 1099-MISC for Rent and did not get Royalties at all. The Schedule E does not show Royalties but we get the error message.