How to get TurboTax to file my return NJ-1065 resident filing requirement

ViperDragon · Mar 14, 2024 9:44:00 PM

Hi, I am trying to do my return in TurboTax Business but the logic in the software seems flawed (or correct me where I am wrong).Tax Situation<UL><LI>LLC filing as Partnership registered and owns property in MD</LI><LI>1 Member is MD resident.</LI><LI>1 Member is NJ resident.</LI></UL>We would need to file a Federal, a Maryland, and a New Jersey Return.(We need to file NJ because they have a residency filing requirement for any partnership who has a partner who lives in NJ). The two issues I am facing are:<OL><LI>There doesn't seem to be a way to indicate that the income is not NJ sourced on the NJ-1065 and NJ K-1</LI><LI>TurboTax forces me to file a NJ composite return (or at least check the box that I will file a composite return). I do not want to check the box because I will not be filing a composite return because the MD based member has no NJ sourced income. </LI></OL>Any help would be appreciated.

Hi, I am trying to do my return in TurboTax Business but the logic in the software seems flawed (or correct me where I am wrong).

Tax Situation

LLC filing as Partnership registered and owns property in MD
1 Member is MD resident.
1 Member is NJ resident.

We would need to file a Federal, a Maryland, and a New Jersey Return.

(We need to file NJ because they have a residency filing requirement for any partnership who has a partner who lives in NJ).

The two issues I am facing are:

There doesn't seem to be a way to indicate that the income is not NJ sourced on the NJ-1065 and NJ K-1
TurboTax forces me to file a NJ composite return (or at least check the box that I will file a composite return). I do not want to check the box because I will not be filing a composite return because the MD based member has no NJ sourced income.

Any help would be appreciated.

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