For each of three registered investment accounts paying foreign taxes, Proseries created a separate 1116. Having more than one 1116 for the same type of income, passive, caused the return to be rejected for electronic filing. Is there a workaround for this? Tried to consolidate the three 1116s, but the result distorted the numbers. Thank you!
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As long as they're the same type of income, columns A, B and C of the same 1116 should work.
PS doesn't create them, you do. Double click the box on the additional dividend worksheet, use the one F1116, and the columns.
If the amount is under $300 ($600 MFJ) just put total amount on schedule 3 line 1 (foreign taxes) no 1116 required
There should only be one 1116 in this circumstance. I don't use ProSeries so can't help you there.
As long as they're the same type of income, columns A, B and C of the same 1116 should work.
PS doesn't create them, you do. Double click the box on the additional dividend worksheet, use the one F1116, and the columns.
Thank you!
After posting, I eventually re-traced my steps back to the creation of the 1116. Consolidated the passive income items onto one form, and problem solved.
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