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New York Schedule K-1 Equivalent - NYS allocated amount

I received a New York Schedule K-1 Equivalent for a trust. I am a full-time NYS resident filing an IT-201.

 

Its contents:

1. Federal Distributable Net Income Beneficiary's federal distribution (Percentage 100 %) - Amount 24175

2. Additions:

B. State and Local Income taxes - 832

C. Other Additions - 69

D. Total Additions - 901

4. Share of Fiduciary Adjustment

A. Net additions - 901 (Under Form IT-225 header)

 

Column c for 1 and 2 say information only.

 

Attached to the K-1 Equivalent is a page with a header "Other IT-225 Additions."

It contains the following table:

Description                                                                       Amount          New York Amount

State Fiduciary Adjustment - Estate (Code 901         69.                  69.

Total to Schedule K-1 Equivalent, Line 2C                  69.                  69.

 

This explains where the 69 came from for line 2c, and told me to use code 901 (I guess it is a coincidence that the code matches a dollar amount) on the IT-225.

 

In TurboTax, under changes to federal income -> Partner, shareholder and beneficiary adjustments, I entered the $901 and code 901. This populates line 5 on the IT-225, but column b (NYS allocated amount) is blank. Is the $69 or the $901 a NYS allocated amount that needs to be entered in line 5 column b? Should I just leave column b blank? I don't understand what column b would be used for anyways.

 

If I do need to add the value to line 5 column b, how can I do so? Thank you!

 

 

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