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A shareholder or partner has Indiana-source income other than K-1 income. Should the shareholder or partner still be included on the composite return?

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A shareholder or partner has Indiana-source income other than K-1 income. Should the shareholder or partner still be included on the composite return?

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Yes. The shareholder or partner will report only the K-1 income on the composite return. The K-1 income and the other Indiana-source income will be reported on the IT-40PNR income tax return. Note that the WH-18 credit can be claimed on both the composite return and the IT-40PNR income tax return.

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