When an entity has met the withholding requirement for a nonresident shareholder, partner, or member, must the shareholder, partner, or member still file a Georgia income tax return?
• Yes. The withholding does not relieve the shareholder, partner, or member of the requirement to file a tax return. The shareholder, partner, or member should attach to its return a copy of the withholding statement received from the entity, and claim credit on the return for the Georgia income tax withheld.
Related Questions
- When an entity has met the withholding requirement for a nonresident shareholder, partner, or member, must the shareholder, partner, or member still file a Georgia income tax return?
- I am a nonresident of North Dakota and a partner in an entity that has a business interest in North Dakota. Am I required to file a North Dakota income tax return?
- Can the shareholder, partner, or member file estimated tax payments in order to relieve the entity from the responsibility of the withholding requirement?
