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- A client received an estate K-1 with Capital gains of $35,000. Not showing as income on their Pennsylvania tax return, only on Fed. Is there no CG tax in PA?
A client received an estate K-1 with Capital gains of $35,000. Not showing as income on their Pennsylvania tax return, only on Fed. Is there no CG tax in PA?
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debbi.riordan
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02-27-2022
01:15 PM
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sjrcpa
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02-27-2022
01:23 PM
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There is. PA will tax it.
The more I know, the more I don't know.
