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Client's return was rejected for e-file so we need to file on paper. Three different states. It's been so long since I've done all this copying and assembling - do I need to include all the other states with each state's return? Or can I just file each one as one state+federal? I've tried poking around each state's website but haven't come up with an answer.
Thanks for your help.
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Personal return?
If the Resident state claims a credit for tax paid to other states, attach those other state returns to the resident state return.
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Thank you! I just start looking at the stack of papers and my brain glazes over.
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You're welcome.
Also note-if the federal return was rejected, some of the states may still be able to be efiled.
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looking at the lacerte "piggyback" table it looks like two of the three are piggyback only. The third is California. They don't itemize. So maybe that one will go?
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CA should go.
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