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dascpa
Level 11
April 9, 2021
Question

DC Nonresident (K-1) Allocation Not Activating

  • April 9, 2021
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MD resident with K-1 from both MD and DC. Activated nonresident in Federal and apportioned income. Numbers not transferring to DC D-40 so entered them on DC Allocation worksheet and it's not activating either. DC is trying to tax on 100% of Federal income. Tried doing a subtraction of income and it still taxes as if it's 100% DC. What am I doing wrong?

This is NOT the DC D-40B Request for Refund as it's not wages. It's also not a D-3 Unincorporated Business Franchise Return.  It's just a K-1.

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dascpa
dascpaAuthor
Level 11
April 9, 2021

sjrcpa posted this previously

DC does not have a nonresident return. Congress prohibits them from taxing nonresidents. Your client may be considered a part year resident based on the time spent in DC. Check  the D-40 instructions.

So if I read this right I ignore the DC K-1 and only tax it to the resident state?  Weird since DC taxes everything including franchise tax returns.

Correct?

 

rbynaker
Level 13
April 10, 2021

@sjrcpa will know way more about this stuff than I do, but my understanding is the same as hers.  Was there tax paid to DC at the entity level?  What type of entity?

dascpa
dascpaAuthor
Level 11
April 10, 2021

Maryland 1065 that did work in MD and DC. The entity filed a D-30 and paid DC franchise taxes.  But ProSeries spit out a DC K-1 Equivalent for each owner. In my thinking DC was paid a franchise tax but no income tax - yet.