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- Can California Form 3801 be suppressed? I have a client who is a nonresident (resident of Texas) owning property in Texas.
Can California Form 3801 be suppressed? I have a client who is a nonresident (resident of Texas) owning property in Texas.
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LaurenG
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09-10-2020
05:28 PM
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itonewbie
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09-10-2020
11:30 PM
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Why would you want to do that? CA computes NR tax on an as-if basis and that's what the F.3801 is for.
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