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- If a foreign partner does not have a TIN, what do we enter for the TIN field on the k-3?
If a foreign partner does not have a TIN, what do we enter for the TIN field on the k-3?
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GLS
Level 2
01-25-2023
11:42 AM
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Skylane
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01-26-2023
10:23 PM
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@itonewbie is this something you’re familiar with? Hope you’re well.
If at first you don’t succeed…..find a workaround
GLS
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01-27-2023
06:59 AM
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In the past we have been able to enter "applied for" or "foreignus" in that field without an error message. For the k2/k3, we cannot enter that without an error message. Perhaps the software just needs an update???
