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Can "I have an S Corp was 16 states with non-resident withholding. I know to go to Box 12, S on Federal K-1 input to record. Just 1 state to record there.
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Grey S Hopper
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07-02-2020
03:21 PM
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dascpa
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07-03-2020
09:14 AM
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Wow, 16 states. I feel your pain. Two items - first, you need to enter the payments in the "Tax Payments" worksheet where you enter estimated tax payments. Second, make sure that these other states weren't composite state tax filings. If yes, you still need to record the tax paid, but you don't need to file that state tax return. Just remember it still qualifies for "taxes paid to another state" on the resident tax return, if that item is available for that particular resident state.
