Instructions For Form It-241-I, Claim For Clean Heating Fuel Credit, New York State Department Of Taxation And Finance Page 2

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IT-241-I (2014) (back)
Column B – Enter the gallons of bioheat purchased on the
Part 4 – Beneficiary’s and fiduciary’s share of credit
date entered in column A.
An estate or trust must complete Part 4. If an estate or trust
allocates or assigns the credits to its beneficiaries, base the
If bioheat is purchased for a premises (location) that has
division on each beneficiary’s proportionate share of the
both residential and nonresidential space but has only one
income of the estate or trust. Provide the beneficiaries with
tank for the storage of bioheat fuel, the taxpayer must use
their share of the credit.
the following formula to determine the percentage of the
premises used for residential purposes to compute the credit
Part 5 – Computation of clean heating fuel credit
properly.
Complete lines 7, 8, and 9 (whichever apply to you).
Square footage of
residential areas
Fiduciaries: Do not enter any amounts on lines 7 and 8.
% used for residential
(excluding common areas)
= purposes (rounded to
Line 10 – Add lines 7, 8, and 9, and enter the total on line 10.
Total square footage
four decimal places)
Partnerships: Enter the amount from line 10 and code 301
of premises
on Form IT-204, line 147.
(excluding common areas)
All others: Enter the amount from line 10 and code 301 on
The percentage is then multiplied by the number of gallons
Form IT-201-ATT, line 12, or Form IT-203-ATT, line 12, or
of bioheat purchased to determine the number of gallons
include it on Form IT-205, line 33.
eligible for the credit. For purposes of the formula, common
For additional information on the clean heating fuel credit,
area means any area on the premises used without
see TSB-M-08(1)I, Clean Heating Fuel Credit.
distinction for both residential and nonresidential purposes.
Column C – Enter the percentage of biodiesel per gallon
of bioheat purchased as a decimal. This percentage will be
listed on your receipt preceded by the letter B. For example,
if B5 is shown in the description of the bioheat on your
receipt, the bioheat contains 5% biodiesel. In that case, you
would enter .05 in column C for that purchase. The amount
entered cannot exceed .20.
Line 2 – If you are the only taxpayer who made the purchase
of bioheat for the premises, enter the line 2 amount on line 7.
If you shared in the purchase of bioheat with one or more
other taxpayers, prorate the amount of the credit allowable
for each taxpayer according to the percentage of the total
bioheat purchased by each taxpayer. Enter only your share
of the line 2 amount on line 7. Submit a statement with your
return showing the name, address, and share of the credit
allowable for each taxpayer. If you are filing a joint return, do
not prorate the credit between you and your spouse.
Part 2 – Partnership, New York S corporation,
estate, and trust information
Enter the appropriate information for each partnership, New
York S corporation, estate, or trust from which you received
a share of the credit. If you need more space, submit a
separate sheet following the same format (be sure to include
your name and taxpayer identification number).
Part 3 – Partner’s, shareholder’s, or beneficiary’s
share of credit
Enter your share of the credit received from a partnership,
New York S corporation, estate, or trust on the appropriate
line(s) in Part 3. You may obtain this information from the
partnership, corporation, estate, or trust. If you belong to
more than one partnership, New York S corporation, estate,
or trust, enter the total of all your shares on the appropriate
line.
Estate or trust: Include on line 5 only your share of the credit
from another estate or trust.

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