A LESS detailed schedule that serves the same basic purpose as Schedule M-3

Costs incurred by the operator in drilling a well to a new depth

These type of diagnostics indicate the most serious type of issue with a return and must be cleared (unless it is a special circumstance discussed with the manager)

This box MUST have a selection in order for foreign income to flow to the return

The type of liability that partners would be responsible for in the event of the partnership dissolving

The threshhold for the M-3 filing requirement

The lesser of 15% of gross income from the well or 100% of the taxable income from the well

The place to look in the workpapers to check the accuracy of your Schedule M-1

The place you can find your own answers to GoRS issues as opposed to calling GoRS support on the phone

A GoRS capability that allows you to enter specific percentages with which to apportion certain partnership items to partners (which differ from the partnership percentages)

A code that tells eWorkPapers on what line on the M-3 an item should appear

A type of depletion subject to the 65% limit

An online tool you can use to quickly look up a variety of topics relating to state returns

What type of depletion do you put in a passive or active input?

The calculation for investment expenses

Items that appear on columns (b) and (c) of Schedule M-3

(Production this year) / (Beginning reserves)

The schedules you must complete if you answered "yes" to Line J, Line K, or both on Page 1 of the Louisiana partnership return

An item on a K-1 related to foreign taxes that should NOT be entered into GoRS

Ordinary and qualified dividends are always classified as this type of income

An attachment to Schedule M-3 that provides more detail of COGS and interest items

Cost Depletion Rate x Undepleted cost

The state with the most annoying return

Code that indicates that amounts entered will not flow to the return

A single member LLC or other entity that does not file its own standalone return