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- For a 1041 I enter all ex. int in "total municipal bond" box and home state int. in the "in state municipal bonds" box. The state return shows all int as taxable. Huh?
For a 1041 I enter all ex. int in "total municipal bond" box and home state int. in the "in state municipal bonds" box. The state return shows all int as taxable. Huh?
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beepyoyo-sbcglo
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03-02-2021
01:05 PM
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Also, state return checks "no" in response to "any exempt interest" question.
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dsurkin
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02-12-2022
07:24 PM
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I'm having the same problem. It's a year since you posted your question, and I see no one has replied. Does anyone have an answer?
