Clubs in Different States

William Austin on

Our club includes members from NJ, PA and MD. Our club is
registered with the feds in NJ. I'm the treasurer living in
PA.

When I prepare the taxes with Bivio, it uses my PA address
which is where tax info should come, but I need the NJ tax
forms, not PA.

To get around this, I entered my PA address except I
substituted NJ instead of PA. I will need to manually
change the state on the NJK-1s for all the members.

Are there any other ways to get around a problem where the
treasurer doesn't live in the state where the club is
registered?

Thank you all!

William Austin on

Changed the subject line to more accurately describe my
question.

William Austin wrote:
> Our club includes members from NJ, PA and MD. Our club is
> registered with the feds in NJ. I'm the treasurer living in
> PA.
>
> When I prepare the taxes with Bivio, it uses my PA address
> which is where tax info should come, but I need the NJ tax
> forms, not PA.
>
> To get around this, I entered my PA address except I
> substituted NJ instead of PA. I will need to manually
> change the state on the NJK-1s for all the members.
>
> Are there any other ways to get around a problem where the
> treasurer doesn't live in the state where the club is
> registered?
>
> Thank you all!

Grantland Hillman on

I'm bumping this since it doesn't look like it ever got an
answer. Also, I'm wondering where the members in other
states file. Our club is based in California, but one
member is in New Jersey. Does he need to file in California
as well as New Jersey or does he just deal with the club's
gains/losses on his NJ return?

Thanks,
Grant

William Austin wrote:
> Changed the subject line to more accurately describe my
> question.
>
> William Austin wrote:
> > Our club includes members from NJ, PA and MD. Our club is
> > registered with the feds in NJ. I'm the treasurer living in
> > PA.
> >
> > When I prepare the taxes with Bivio, it uses my PA address
> > which is where tax info should come, but I need the NJ tax
> > forms, not PA.
> >
> > To get around this, I entered my PA address except I
> > substituted NJ instead of PA. I will need to manually
> > change the state on the NJK-1s for all the members.
> >
> > Are there any other ways to get around a problem where the
> > treasurer doesn't live in the state where the club is
> > registered?
> >
> > Thank you all!

Rip West on

Our club is based in California, but one member is in New Jersey. Does he need to file in California as well as New Jersey or does he just deal with the club's gains/losses on his NJ return?
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He does not need to file in California. However, there are a very few states that require partnerships to file a state partnership return if they have a member who is a resident of that state, even though the partnership is registered in another state. I believe that New Jersey is one of those states. If I am correct, you would have to file both a California and NJ partnership return.

Maybe Ira, who is more familiar with the stupid/crazy partnership laws of New Jersey, can chime in here.

Rip West
Saint Paul, MN

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