ams_agarwal[at]yahoo.com wrote:

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I would print the 1040, add signatures and send it with the
WI return. As long as you provide a copy to WI it doesn't
matter whether you filed a paper 1040 or efiled it. Whether
the signature is necessary or not, it can't hurt anything to
give them the signatures just in case they want it signed.

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I believe that you are correct; just print out a copy of
your e-filed Federal return and send it with your Wisconsin
return. I don't think you need to sign it for WI since you
already signed electronically for the feds.

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John D. Goulden

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<ams_agarwal[at]yahoo.com> wrote:

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Yes.

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Print two copies of your Federal return, one for your files
and one to attach to the WI return. No signatures required
unless WI instructions tell you to send a signed copy.

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Phil Marti
Clarksburg, MD

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ams_agar...[at]yahoo.com wrote:

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Sure you can. We efile Federal plus California but
sometimes have to paper file one or the other (often because
ot the rather silly California restrictions on deceased
taxpayers). And I have a client who does Federal and
Colorado (his home state) electronically but we file a
non-resident New York by paper - with paper attachments of
the Federal.

Yes it gets confusing, but it's quite normal and usual.

Nan, EA in LA

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I'm planning to file my 1040 for federal, and 1NPR
(non-resident) for wisconsin. Since Wisconsin doesn't
support efiling 1NPR (only if you are a resident of certain
other states which I do not qualify for); Can I efile my
1040, and paper file my 1NPR. When filing 1NPR, WI typically
requires me to attach a copy of my federal return. How do I
do that if I'm e-filing my federal return. Do I just take a
print out of the 1040, and then have both me and my spouse
sign-it, or do I just send it without signatures. A little
confused..

Thanks for your help in advance.

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