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Being asked for Schedule K1 on partnership that filed a final return for 2009 tax year

I am a NY state resident who is self employed. I run a computer repair business. I file a 1040 and a Schedule SE. I file as a sole proprietor. I have a few clients in NJ as well so I file a non- resident NJ form along with my New York and Federal taxes. A couple of years ago I got involved in a general partnership on the side and thus was filing a Schedule K1 along with my regular 1040 and such. The business only did business in New York. Me and my partner ended the business and filed a final return for the 2009 tax year. I filed my last K1 last year for the 2009 tax year as well. Now doing my taxes the 2010 tax year in Turbotax the NJ portion of the taxes won't let me E-file because it claims I am still in a General Partnership and need to file a K1. It won't let me E-File the NJ portion of my taxes because it says NJ does not allow e-filing when a General Partnership is involved. It asks for a Schedule K1 and when I select I don't have one that does not seem to make a difference to it. Even though I state I don't have a K1 form to file it still claims I am in a General Partnership. Why would Turbotax claim I am in a General Partnership when nowhere on my current Federal or NY portion of my taxes did I state that I am and how do I rectify this?

Thanks in advance, Adam

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20vtguy
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Perhaps TT thinks the partnership is still around. Can you just delete the entire partnership?

Reply to
Arthur Kamlet

When you imported your 2009 return information TT most likely included a K-1 for the partnership. Find it and delete it.

Phil Marti VITA/TCE Volunteer

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Phil Marti

While I do not like TT, I am not trying to be dodgy or curt, BUT - this is a question better asked of the TT support group. Every pro here can tell you what you already know - if you're not in the partnership any longer there is nothing to attach or include with your return related to the partnership. What some may know, but which I do not, is HOW to get TT to accept that. This is a function of how the software functions and not a question of application or theory of tax law.

Gene E. Utterback, EA, RFC, ABA

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Gene E. Utterback, EA, RFC, AB

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