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    EIDL not taxable for CA, right?

    justataxnerd
    Level 3

    Beware of using screen 13 Income to input EIDL advance (grant) received last year for CA S-corp clients

     

    It has been months since CA conformed to tax-free treatment of these grants up to $10,000, but Lacerte is still adding back to income on CA K-1s.

    I assume this goes for the individual, partnership modules as well.

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    qbteachmt
    Level 15

    This help article includes the AB 80 update info:

    https://proconnect.intuit.com/community/diagnostics/help/how-to-apply-california-ppp-and-eidl-confor...

     

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    qbteachmt
    Level 15

    This help article includes the AB 80 update info:

    https://proconnect.intuit.com/community/diagnostics/help/how-to-apply-california-ppp-and-eidl-confor...

     

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    justataxnerd
    Level 3

    Oh I see. Makes sense that you have to choose whether to conform or not as you may have already filed.  I just can't imagine why you would want to file and pay taxes if there was doubt on the taxation of the funds.   But I guess extending vs filing and potentially having to amend is a choice that each taxpayer and their preparer had to make.

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