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nj pte tax

  • August 23, 2021
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When I calculate my PTE tax on the New Jersey PTE 100. and I add that to the federal 1120S my PTE tax calculation changes on form PTE 100. It seems there is no way to have the federal PTE tax deducted match the PTE tax on the PTE-100. Thank you.

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Best answer by JH7

There is a smart worksheet right above line 1 of PTE-100. If you enter the amount of PTE tax deducted on 1120S to line A of the smart worksheet, that will adjust make the federal PTE tax deducted match the PTE tax on the PTE-100. Please let me know if this helps. Thank you. 

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JH7EmployeeAnswer
Employee
August 25, 2021

There is a smart worksheet right above line 1 of PTE-100. If you enter the amount of PTE tax deducted on 1120S to line A of the smart worksheet, that will adjust make the federal PTE tax deducted match the PTE tax on the PTE-100. Please let me know if this helps. Thank you. 

bob808Author
Level 3
August 25, 2021

I tried that and it changed the tax. Unless I'm doing something wrong. I started with a PTE tax of 209,316 then I put that on the 1120S. That changed the PTE tax to $210,891. If I put the 209,316 on line 1 of the smart worksheet it changes the PTE tax to $229,981. I can plug a number in the other adjustments on the smart worksheet to force it to work. But I think I am missing something. Thank you.

Employee
August 25, 2021

Before you enter PTE tax deduction on line A of the smart worksheet, please check whether line 1 of Form PTE-100 is equal to the federal ordinary income. Line 1 minus line A should equal to federal ordinary income. Please double check if you have made other changes on form PTE-100 after you entered an amount on line A of the smart worksheet. You may have made an override somewhere on the form which can override the calculation.