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Illinois taxpayer received a Grantor Tax Information Letter instead of forms but I've been able to fill out every in his tax and last part says:
STATE TAX INFORMATION
Subtractions: Interest Income on US Treasury Obligations: $3308
but no further information on where that goes. Any advice?
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Its an adjustment on the state return, what state is it? I can point you to the line if its California.
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Thanks, it's Illinois. The instructions I've found said to enter on Schedule M, Line 22 but in order to do so, I have to do an override. Therefore, I am thinking that there may be a spot elsewhere to put it, but I can't find it.
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Im not familiar with IL, sorry
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Since it's a Grantor Trust, you should have put the interest income on federal Sch B, just the same as you would have if you got the 1099INT from the bank.
Enter US Bond interest on Sch B.
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That's what I did but it doesn't automatically transfer over to the state as a deduction. It appears I can only enter it by overriding in the state.
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It works for me. I entered $100 as regular interest and $1,000 as US bond interest on Sch B.
On IL Sch M line 22 it is a subtraction of $1,000.