Amy W. asked
I received both federal K-1 and a California Schedule K-1 for a family trust for dividends and capital gains that occurred before the estate was equally distributed between my brother and sister. I do not live in California and there are no California source amounts for these dividends and capital gains (amount in column E of the Ca K-1 is $0). Do I need to file for a non-resident or can I ignore the Ca form and do nothing?
April 25th, 2024
Katie M. answered
You can ignore the California form and do nothing. Since the dividend and capital gain income would ...
April 25th, 2024
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