Instructions For Form It-112-R

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IT-112-R-I
New York State Department of Taxation and Finance
Instructions for Form IT-112-R
New York State Resident Tax Credit
Example: If your entry for line 28 is $3,574.80, your money field
General instructions
entry should look like this:
A shareholder of a Subchapter S corporation is not allowed a resident
credit for any income tax imposed upon or payable by the corporation
to another state, local government, the District of Columbia or a
province of Canada.
Leave blank any boxes that do not apply to you.
However, a shareholder is allowed a resident credit if taxes are
When rounding to the nearest whole dollar or when entering a
calculated on the income of the S corporation, but are imposed upon
whole dollar amount, please enter “00” in the cents boxes. Do not
and payable by the shareholder.
leave the cents boxes blank.
If you claimed a prior-year(s) resident credit for taxes paid to a province
Part I — Income and adjustments
of Canada, and in the federal computation (federal Form 1116, line 10)
of the 1999 credit you used the provincial tax carried over, you must
Lines 1 through 18
complete a 1999 Form IT-112-R for the purpose of the add-back, even
though no current-year New York State credit is claimed.
Residents and part-year residents — Do not enter in Column A or B
any income that is taxable to the other taxing authority but not taxable
If you are a full-year or part-year resident of New York State and if any
to New York State.
part of your income was taxed by another state, a local government
within another state, the District of Columbia or a Canadian province,
Do not enter in Column A or B the ordinary income portion of lump-sum
you may claim a credit against your New York State tax. This credit is
distributions received from sources outside New York State that is
allowable only for the part of the tax that applies to income received in
subject to the New York State separate tax on lump-sum distributions
the other taxing authority while you were a New York State resident. If
and is also subject to any income tax or separate tax by the other taxing
you paid tax to more than one taxing authority during your New York
authority. Figure any resident credit against the separate tax on a
State resident period, use a separate Form IT-112-R for each credit.
lump-sum distribution paid to another taxing authority on Form IT-112.1,
New York State Resident Credit Against Separate Tax on Lump-Sum
If you checked filing status ƒ (Married filing separate return) on
Distributions.
Form IT-201 or Form IT-203 and if only one spouse paid tax to another
taxing authority, that spouse must figure the credit based on his or her
You may not enter in Column B any amount of income, gain, loss or
separate return. No part of the credit can be claimed by the spouse who
deduction arising from interest or dividends from intangible assets
did not have tax payable to the other taxing authority.
unless it is received from an asset connected with a trade or business
conducted in the other taxing authority.
A New York resident estate or trust is also allowed to claim a resident
credit on Form IT-112-R. If you are a fiduciary of a resident estate or
Residents — Enter in Column A, lines 1 through 18, the amount of
trust, determine the total New York adjusted gross income in Part I the
each item of income or deduction reported on Form IT-201 or the
same way as a resident individual. In arriving at New York adjusted
amount of income reported on Form IT-205 as if the estate or trust were
gross income, you must subtract any charitable contributions and
a resident individual. If you checked filing status 2 ( Married filing joint
return ), include in Column A the amounts of both spouses even if the
distributions made to beneficiaries. Include these amounts on line 19. If
you have any questions about figuring the resident credit for estates
income of only one spouse was subject to tax in the other taxing
and trusts, contact the Taxpayer Assistance Bureau, W A Harriman
authority.
Campus, Albany NY 12227, or call toll free (1 800 225-5829). From
Enter in Column B of Form IT-112-R the gross income from Column A
areas outside the U.S. and Canada, call (518) 485-6800.
that was taxed by the other taxing authority minus any applicable
expenses and losses that you deducted in computing federal adjusted
Filling in your credit form
gross income. In determining the expenses and losses deductible from
Boxes have been printed on the form to guide you when entering your
items of gross income, follow the federal rules for deductions in
social security number and at lines 28, 49 and 50. This will enable our
computing federal adjusted gross income.
scanning equipment to more accurately read your form and let us
Enter in Column B any federal adjustments to income that were allowed
process it more efficiently.
by the other taxing jurisdiction.
Please spend a moment reviewing the method below before making
Part-year residents — If you were a New York State resident for only
your entries:
part of the year and if you were subject to income tax by another taxing
Please print (using a blue or black ballpoint pen; no pencils,
authority during that period, enter in Column A the amount of each item
please) or type all “X” marks and money amounts in the boxes and
of income or deduction entered on the Part-year resident income
spaces provided.
allocation worksheet , column A, in Form IT-203-I, Instructions for
Form IT-203.
Do not use dollar signs, commas, decimal points, dashes or any
other punctuation marks or symbols. We have already printed the
Enter in Column B of Form IT-112-R only the amount of each item of
appropriate commas and the decimal points to assist you.
income or deduction from Column A that relates to your New York State
resident period that was taxed by the other taxing authority.
Write your numerals like this:
Line 19 — New York adjustments
Enter your net New York adjustment. On Form IT-201, it is the
difference between your New York additions (lines 19 through 21) and
your New York subtractions (line 29). On Form IT-205, it is the fiduciary
Carefully enter your money amounts so that the whole dollar
share, from Schedule B, that relates to the items of income, gain, loss,
amount ends immediately to the left of the decimal point.
and deductions included in the computation of federal adjusted gross
Make your money amount entries in the white spaces, allowing
income.
one numeral for each area.

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