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How to enter foreign address of partnership in 1040 program?
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1dseeley
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09-30-2020
10:28 AM
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itonewbie
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09-30-2020
05:59 PM
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Where do you intend to show the partnership's foreign address? If it's a foreign partnership, you would check the box for that on Screen 20.1 in Part I - Information About the Partnership.
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itonewbie
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09-30-2020
07:29 PM
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Btw, foreign partnerships do not generally have a filing requirement for 1065/K-1 unless it has US FDAP and/or ECI. Instead, the US partner of the foreign partnership may have a filing requirement for F.8865 (which is not part of the form sets in Lacerte/PTO).
You may want to check the reporting requirements again or come back to update your question with more background info.
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