Form 65 - Instructions - Partnership/limited Liability Company Return Of Income - 2016

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Instructions For Preparation of Alabama
Partnership/Limited Liability Company
FORM
Return of Income
2016
65
INSTRUCTIONS
A Copy of the Federal Form 1065 must be attached to this return.
Issues Concerning the Preparation of the
A copy of the written approval must be attached each year to the pass through en-
tity’s return.
2016 Alabama Partnership Return
5. Nonresidents whose only Alabama sourced income is derived from a capital
Return and Payment Due Dates. Act Number 2016-412 provides for the due
credit project and the nonresident’s capital credit is expected to fully offset any po-
dates of certain state income tax returns to correspond to the due dates of federal in-
tential tax liability pursuant to Ala. Admin. Code Section 810-2-7-.04(4)(f).
come tax returns and provides for payments to be made on the original due date of
6. A C-Corporation that has been in a loss position for the three most recent tax
the return. For tax years beginning on or after January 1, 2016, returns made on the
years and expects to be in a loss position for the current year.
basis of calendar year shall be filed on or before the 15th day of March following the
General Instructions
close of the calendar year. Returns made on the basis of fiscal year shall be filed on
Alabama income tax computation and reporting requirements for partnerships and
or before the 15th day of the third month following the close of the fiscal year.
limited liability companies are based on the federal requirements. The term “partner-
Composite Payment and Return Requirements for Partnerships. Generally,
ship” includes a limited partnership as well as a general partnership, and a syndicate,
a partnership, or other entity classified as a Subchapter K entity, is required to file a
group, pool, or joint venture which is not a corporation, estate, trust or sole propri-
composite return and make composite payments on behalf of its nonresident owners
etorship within the meaning of the Alabama income tax law.
or members if there are one or more nonresident owners or members at any time dur-
Required Attachments. To be considered a complete return and not subject to
ing the taxable year.
treatment as a delinquent return due to improper preparation the following must be at-
Requests for relief of composite payment requirements will be considered on a
case-by-case basis when properly submitted. To request relief, Form PTE-R must be
tached:
1. A complete copy of federal Form 1065 including all federal K-1s, statements,
completed and received at least 30 days before the original due date of the compos-
ite return. Form PTE-R and instructions for requesting relief are available at
and attachments. Voluminous schedules may be omitted; however, a list of all omit-
ted schedules must be attached and provided if requested.
Qualified Investment Partnerships. §40-18-24.2, Code of Alabama 1975, gen-
2. Completed Alabama Schedule K-1 for each person or tax entity that was a
erally defines a Qualified Investment Partnership (QIP). Alabama Form 65 and Sched-
partner/owner at any time during the taxable year.
ule K-1 for Alabama Form 65 have been revised to accommodate the QIP income tax
Paid Preparer Information. The check box provided above the signature line on
return requirements. An Alabama partnership return filed by a QIP must be indicated
page 2 is used to authorize the Department to discuss the Form 65 with the paid pre-
by completing the QIP indicator on page one of the Form 65 and on each K-1 ac-
parer. Checking this box can facilitate the process of resolving a problem with the re-
companying the return. Nonresident members of the QIP that receive exempt income
turn. Paid preparers must sign and provide the information requested in the Paid
from the QIP should receive an Alabama Schedule K-1 with the QIP indicator prop-
Preparer’s section of the form. The signature can be made by hand, by rubber stamp,
erly marked and with the total amount of Alabama exempt income reported on Line
by mechanical device, or a computer program. The preparer must provide the entity
J.
with a copy of the prepared return.
Schedule PC. The Alabama Department of Revenue now requires the use of
Instructions for Filing. Returns made on the basis of calendar year shall be
Schedule PC, Pass Through Credits, when claiming tax credits. The new schedule al-
filed on or before the 15th day of March following the close of the calendar year. Re-
lows the taxpayer to compute the total amount of tax credits allowable. The amounts
turns made on the basis of fiscal year shall be filed on or before the 15th day of the
entered on the Schedule PC will carry over to the Form 65, Schedule K, Line 22. See
third month following the close of the fiscal year. If the 15th falls on Saturday or Sun-
instructions for Schedule PC for additional information.
day, the following Monday shall be the last day for filing this return.
Nexus. Act 2015-505 establishes a factor presence nexus standard for nonresi-
Mail the completed Alabama Form 65 to:
dent business activity. Substantial nexus in Alabama is established if any of the fol-
Alabama Department of Revenue
lowing thresholds are exceeded during the tax period: $50,000 of property, $50,000
Individual and Corporate Tax Division
of payroll, $500,000 of sales, or 25% of total property, total payroll or total sales.
Pass Through Entity Unit
Schedule NRC-Exempt. Schedule NRC-Exempt is to be completed by a non-
P.O. Box 327441
resident member to certify exemption from AL Code §40-18-24.2. This form should be
Montgomery, AL 36132-7441
attached to the Form 65 and Form PTE-C each year.
Extensions. A six month extension of time for filing Form 65 is granted
The following members may be exempt from the composite payment requirement
automatically.
by filing Form NRC-Exempt:
CAUTION: Do not attach the Form PTE-C, the Form PTE-C payment, or any
1. Real Estate Investment Trusts that are not captive REITS as defined by Ala.
other completed tax form to the Form 65.
Code Section 40-18-1(5) and that has no Alabama sourced income as a result of the
dividends paid deduction;
Specific Instructions
2. Exempt organization whose share of taxable income sourced to Alabama does
File the 2016 return for calendar year, fiscal year, or short year that begins in 2016.
not result in unrelated business taxable income.
At the top, right-hand corner of page 1, check the appropriate box indicating a calen-
3. Insurance companies that are subject to the Alabama premiums tax and are
dar year, fiscal year, or short year return. A calendar tax year is 12 consecutive
exempt from income tax as outlined in Ala. Code Section 40-18-32(5).
months, beginning January 1 and ending December 31. It is not appropriate for 52/53
4. Pre-Approved Tiered Structures that wish to exempt a tier from withholding re-
week filers. A fiscal tax year is 12 consecutive months ending on the last day of any
quirements for a direct owner in which the indirect owner agrees to be subject to the
month except December. A short tax year is a tax year of less than 12 months. A
personal jurisdiction in this state for all income tax purposes together with related in-
terest and penalties.
52/53 week tax year is a fiscal tax year that varies from 52 to 53 weeks that ends on
a set day of the week but does not have to end on the last day of a month.
To request approval the pass through entity must submit a Form NRC-Exempt ex-
At the top, left-hand corner of page 1, check all applicable boxes indicating if the
ecuted by the indirect owner along with Form PTE-R and Form NRA-R, completed by
the direct owner, 30 days before the original due date (without extension) and docu-
return is an Amended Return, Initial Return, Final Return, General Partnership, Lim-
ited Partnership, LLC/LLP, Qualified Investment Partnership, Public Housing Project,
mentation adequate to show the portion of the pass through entity’s income flowing
through to the indirect owner.
Publicly Traded, and/or Series LLC.
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