Form N-314-Hotel Construction And Remodeling Tax Credit Page 2

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FORM N-314
(REV. 2001)
of the renovation cost for which a deduction is taken under IRC
In the case of a partnership, S corporation, estate, trust,
section 179. Do not include costs for routine maintenance or repairs.
association of apartment owners of a qualified hotel facility, time
share owners association, or any developer of a time share project,
Line 2 — Flow through of qualifying construction or renovation
the tax credit allowable is for qualified construction or renovation
costs received from other entities, if any. In the case of a taxpayer
costs incurred by the entity for the taxable year. The construction or
who is a member of a pass-through entity (i.e., partnership, S
renovation costs upon which the tax credit is computed is determined
corporation, estate, or trust) and who claims a tax credit for the
at the entity level. Each partner, S corporation shareholder, or
entity’s qualified construction or renovation costs, enter the amount
beneficiary of an estate or trust shall separately take into account for
of the costs received from the entity on line 2.
its taxable year with or within which the entity’s taxable year ends,
Line 3 — Estates and trusts: The total cost on line 3 is to be
the partner’s, shareholder’s, or beneficiary’s share of the construction
allocated between the estate or trust and the beneficiaries in the
or renovation costs and resulting tax credit. A partner’s share of the
proportion of the income allocable to each party. On the dotted line
construction or renovation costs shall be determined in accordance
to the left of line 3, enter the cost allocable to the estate or trust with
with the ratio in which the partners divide the general profits of the
the designation “N-40 PORTION”. Attach Form N-314 to the N-40
partnership. The construction or renovation costs of the partnership
return and show the distributive share of the costs for each
which are subject to a special allocation that is recognized under IRC
beneficiary.
section 704(a) and (b) shall be recognized for the purposes of this
Line 5 — Enter the total tax credit claimed for the year on this line
tax credit. Each S corporation shareholder’s construction or
and on Schedule CR, Line 13 or enter the estate’s or trust’s share on
renovation costs is the shareholder’s allocated share of the S
Form N-40, Schedule F, line 3. For individual taxpayers, round the
corporation’s construction or renovation costs. A beneficiary’s share
amount on line 5 to the nearest dollar.
of the construction or renovation costs is apportioned between the
Part II
entity and the beneficiaries based on the income of the entity
allocable to each. The term “beneficiary” includes an heir, legatee,
Part II is for associations of apartment owners and timeshare
or devisee. Associations of apartment owners and timeshare owners
owners associations to provide information to the associations’
associations, see the instructions for Part II.
owner-members regarding the members’ share of the associations’
qualifying construction or renovation costs.
Each member must
Tax credit to be deducted from income tax liability, if any;
qualify for the credit on its own. The fact that this information is
refunds. If the tax credit exceeds the taxpayer’s income tax liability,
provided to a member, does not qualify that member to take the
the excess of tax credit over liability shall be refunded to the
credit.
taxpayer; provided that no refunds or payment on account of the tax
credit shall be made for amounts less than $1. There shall be no
Any association of apartment owners or timeshare owners
carryback or carryover of excess tax credit over tax liability.
association which has incurred qualifying construction or renovation
costs for a qualified hotel facility located in Hawaii shall provide to its
Time for filing. All claims for the tax credit must be filed on or
members a statement of the member's share of those qualifying
before the end of the 12th month following the close of the taxable
costs on this form.
year for which the tax credit may be claimed. An extension of time for
filing a return does not extend the time for claiming the tax credit.
Name of association — The association’s name is to appear in
Failure to comply with the foregoing provision shall constitute a
the name space near the top of the form.
waiver of the right to claim the tax credit.
Line 1. — Member’s name - Enter the member's name on this
Definitions. For purposes of the tax credit:
line.
“Qualified hotel facility” means a hotel/hotel-condo as defined in
Line 2. — Member’s identification number - Enter the member’s
section 486K-1, HRS, and includes a time share facility or project.
social security number or federal employer identification number.
“Construction or renovation cost” means any cost incurred after
Line 3. — Member’s share of qualifying costs - Enter the
December 31, 1998, for plans, design, construction, and equipment
member’s
share
of
the
total
qualifying
construction
or
related to new construction, alterations, or modifications to a qualified
renovationcosts incurred by the association.
hotel facility.
Instructions for Members
SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS
If you have received this form from your association, you may, or
may not, qualify for the credit. See the General Instructions of this
Part I
form to determine if you qualify to take this credit. If you qualify to
Line 1 — Enter the qualifying construction or renovation costs
take the credit, enter the amount in Part II, line 2 of the Form N-314
incurred during the taxable year for qualified hotel facility(ies) located
you received from your association of apartment owners or
in Hawaii. Do not include that portion of the construction or
timeshare owners on line 2 of Part I and check box d of the Form
renovation costs for which another tax credit was claimed under
N-314 you will use to compute your credit and file with your return.
chapter 235, HRS, for the taxable year. Do not include that portion

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