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How do you enter the Md. nonresident tax paid by a PTE so that it shows up as a credit on the individuals md nonresident return I entered it in on the state tab of the K-1 input but it is not showing up as a payment on the 505 and there is no Md. Form 510 input available
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I will answer my own question in case anyone else runs into this. It is an overide at the bottom of the Md part year/Nonresident input form under "state and local". Putting it in as a K-1 state and local amount - even though there is a line for it, does not bring it into the return as a tax payment.
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GO TO TAX PAYMENTS WORKSHEET, LINE 14 SCHEDULES K-1.
THIS WILL CROSS REFERENCE TO SCHEDULE K-1 FORM 1065. GO TO BOX 13: OTHER DEDUCTIONS. TO TO CODE W: OTHER DEDUCTIONS.
GO TO LINE 5 STATE INCOME TAX WITHHELD.
STATE NAME: MD
AMOUNT
NO OVERRIDE NEEDED.
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This is such a cluster *$#@ mess, if I could find the tax payments worksheet I would go there. A MD return with a nonresident tax paid on their behalf only used to take 1/2 tops. I've been spinning my wheels on this for over 2 hours!
Somebody please tell me where the "tax payment worksheet" is and I will gladly go there!
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thank so much @rmullaneycpa but when I did this in ProSeries 2020, it won't let you E-FILE due to rules set by Comptroller of MD. It stated:
" RETURNS CLAIMING OTHER WITHHOLDING (any withholding other than what is on Forms W-2, W-2G, 1099-MISC, 1099-NEC, 1099-R, 1099-G, 1099-INT, 1099-IDV and 1099-OID, and entered in the Federal return) are not eligible for electronic filing.
This is such a bummer.
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yes that works for a nonresident but not a part year resident that had this tax paid by a PTE... anyone have any idea how to get Form 502CR, Part CC, line 5 to work for a Form 502-part year resident?