Our part-year resident returns are not coming out correctly in the 2019 program. Are we alone???
Our input / coding is consistent with prior years. We have been using Lacerte for 15+ years and this is the first year we have problems.
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If $6,000 of taxable distribution is all that your client had, the VAGI would be lower than the filing thresholds for VA return. That's why no tax would be computed even though the return is generated.
YOU DO NOT HAVE TO FILE IF YOU ARE:
Single and your VAGI is less than ..................$11,950
Married filing with your spouse
on the same return and your
combined VAGI is less than............................$23,900
Married filing separately (on separate
forms) and your VAGI is less than..................$11,950
Haven't seen any report of that. What problem are you having exactly?
I echo Jensen; I'm not having any issues.
Exactly what is (is not...) happening; and what states are involved?
Client is 75 years old with two 1099-R from pension and SS income, that's it. She lived in NC from 1/1 - 10/31 and VA from 11/1 - 12/31. We are allocating retirement income in screen #13.1 between the two States. NC return is coming out correct but VA is not. Lacerte is showing VA taxable income = $6,000 which is correct and should generate $150 of tax. Lacerte is showing $0 tax for VA and it will not generate VA tax estimates even though we are using override boxes in screen # 7. Full year resident box is NOT checked in screen # 1.
Client is 75 years old with two 1099-R from pension and SS income, that's it. She lived in NC from 1/1 - 10/31 and VA from 11/1 - 12/31. We are allocating retirement income in screen #13.1 between the two States. NC return is coming out correct but VA is not. Lacerte is showing VA taxable income = $6,000 which is correct and should generate $150 of tax. Lacerte is showing $0 tax for VA and it will not generate VA tax estimates even though we are using override boxes in screen # 7. Full year resident box is NOT checked in screen # 1.
Did you have the multi-state box checked and is 760PY generated for VA?
If so, are you happy with the allocations computed on VA Schedule of Income in Part I, Sch A and Part 2, which flow to 760PY?
Yes, the multi-state box is checked in screen # 1. This box is checked automatically by the program (i.e., it's grayed out meaning I can't check or uncheck it).
And yes, the 760PY is generated for VA and I agree with all the figures including VA taxable income on line # 16, but line #17 of the 760PY is blank! The VA income tax summary shows a marginal tax rate of 0.0%. Last time I checked VA has income tax.
If $6,000 of taxable distribution is all that your client had, the VAGI would be lower than the filing thresholds for VA return. That's why no tax would be computed even though the return is generated.
YOU DO NOT HAVE TO FILE IF YOU ARE:
Single and your VAGI is less than ..................$11,950
Married filing with your spouse
on the same return and your
combined VAGI is less than............................$23,900
Married filing separately (on separate
forms) and your VAGI is less than..................$11,950
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