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Level 2
posted May 6, 2020 9:09:12 PM

Where is maryland form 510 for PC version of Turbotax

I received a Maryland Schedule K-1 (510) pass-through entity member information with withholding taxes to report.  I have searched a long time for how to enter this with no success.  I have successfully entered the Federal portion of the K-1 with no problems. I have learned that the K-1 (510) from Maryland is the form they turn over to the IRS.  The forms the partners use are form 505 (which has several parts).  I can not find in the step by step process how to report the various numbers that need to be ported over to form K-1 (505).  Do I simply type in the form by switching over to the FORMS section? 

 

I try to never to 'disturb' the forms, letting Turbotax to do the job of filling out all forms.  I really would like an expert employed by Turbotax to answer the question as to how fill in Maryland Schedule K-1 Form 505.

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Level 1
Jul 15, 2020 5:20:22 PM

Did you ever figure this out? Thanks

Level 1
Apr 1, 2022 7:41:33 AM

Can someone please answer this

Expert Alumni
Apr 1, 2022 12:21:42 PM

Please clarify which version of TurboTax you are using. Form 510 is used by TurboTax Business, as this reports activity for Pass-Through entities (Partnerships, LLCs and S-Corps). Form 505 is the Non-Resident Income Tax return.

Returning Member
Apr 12, 2022 4:39:43 PM

Were you able to figure out how to enter MD form 505 details in turbo tax?

Expert Alumni
Apr 14, 2022 5:00:20 PM

Some states have a place for k-1 entry but not all. MD does not have a k-1 entry, instead, MD feels your K-1 shows what adjustments you may need to make. As you go through the program, enter any income or subtractions as reflected on your k-1.

 

@chetanparakh

New Member
Apr 21, 2022 5:08:40 AM

I have a credit on line 7 of the maryland k-1 (510) for employer provided long term insurance tax credit. I can't figure out where this should be entered.   Any ideas?