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If you entered a K1 in your federal return, there will be questions that will generate when you begin your California state Return. As you navigate through your state return:
To clarify, is this for business software or individual software where you received a K1?
Thank you for the follow up 🙂
It is for the Individual
If you entered a K1 in your federal return, there will be questions that will generate when you begin your California state Return. As you navigate through your state return:
hi Dave. Thank you for your reply 🙂 I had a hectic day yesterday but I would give it a try and let you know if that works out 🙂
IT WORKED !!!! Thank you DAVE 🙂 You are awesome !!!
If you entered a K1 in your federal return, there will be questions that will generate when you begin your California state Return. As you navigate through your state return:
Hi Dave, thank you for your response. I did what you outlined and "tax due" at the top of TT came up 0. However, how does TT account for over payment of AB150 and where on TT does this show?
@andrew0071 No, unless you made actual estimated tax payments to CA, you do not enter the CA AB150 amount there. I'm not sure how the credit shows up for next year since this is the first year I'm using it but I am recording it so I know how much credit I have for next year. Keep in mind the carry forward only is good for up to 5 years so if you don't use it all up by then, it expires (you lose it). @DaveF1006 Do you know about how to use the credit for future years in TT?
@andrew0071 Looks like TT should automatically file form 3804-CR with you CA return. You can see it under forms view, and it should show you how much credit you have left over this year to use for next year.
Business, its a partnership k1.
Per our Expert DaveF1006 follow the steps below.
If you entered a K1 in your federal return, there will be questions that will generate when you begin your California state Return. As you navigate through your state return:
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