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The document is the 2017 Partnership Income Return (RI-1065) for the State of Rhode Island, detailing the tax filing requirements for partnerships. It includes sections for reporting gross receipts, deductions, additions to federal taxable income, and apportionment ratios. The form requires information on entity type, federal employer identification number, and various financial metrics necessary for calculating state taxes. It also outlines payment instructions and schedules for reporting credits and other deductions.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the 2017 RI-1065 in the editor.
Begin by entering your Federal Employer Identification Number and RI Secretary of State ID number at the top of the form.
Fill in the taxable year dates, your entity type, and contact information including name, address, and email.
Complete Schedule A by calculating your federal taxable income, total deductions, and additions. Ensure you attach a complete copy of all pages and schedules of your federal return.
Proceed to Schedule B for deductions and Schedule C for additions. Enter totals as instructed on page one.
If applicable, complete additional schedules such as D for credits or E for other deductions.
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Can you look up tax forms online?

The IRS makes all current tax forms available for free on IRS.gov. To find a form, you can: Visit the Find forms instructions section and search by form number or name.

How do I get a PDF tax form?

You can download a PDF of the 1040 tax form on the IRS website. If you hire a tax preparer to help you, they might also provide the form.

Who is eligible for the property tax relief credit in Rhode Island?

Homeowner/renter must be a senior (over age 65) or disabled (receiving a social security disability benefit). Homeowner/renter must have been a legal resident of Rhode Island for the entire calendar year for which he/she is filing for the credit. Household income must be $39,275 or less.

Does Rhode Island have a state tax form?

Rhode Island Form 1040/1040NR Personal Income Tax Return for Residents, Nonresidents, and Part-Year. Rhode Island Form 1040H Property Tax Relief Claim. Rhode Island Form 1040MU Resident Credit for Taxes Paid to Another State. Rhode Island Form 1040MUNR Part-Year Resident Credit for Taxes Paid to Another State.