Client is a resident of Ohio. Received 2 K-1's, 1 from NH and 1 from NY. (Both losses.) Do we have to file state returns for those 2 states or OH only?
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Originally posted by MelanieCPA View PostClient is a resident of Ohio. Received 2 K-1's, 1 from NH and 1 from NY. (Both losses.) Do we have to file state returns for those 2 states or OH only?
I have thought about this in the past and was wondering if I should file the "Loss K-1" and elect to carry the loss forward, just in case there was a profit in the future or a gain upon liquidation. What do you think?????This post is for discussion purposes only and should be verified with other sources before actual use.
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