Form D-1065 - Partnership Return - 2000 Page 2

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CITY OF DETROIT INCOME TAX
2000 PARTNERSHIP RETURN
INSTRUCTIONS FOR FORM D-1065
WHO MUST FILE A PARTNERSHIP RETURN
partners.
Every partnership that conducted business activities in the City of
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SCHEDULE B,
Detroit, whether or not an office or place of business was main-
PAGE 3
tained in the city is required to file an annual information return.
Schedule B is used to allocate the total non-business income of the
FILING DATE
partnership between the total amount distributable to resident part-
ners, and the total amount distributable to non-resident partners.
An information return is due on or before the last day of the fourth
Non-resident income is further allocated to compute the total
(4th) month after the end of the accounting period. Calendar year
returns are due April 30.
income of non-resident partners which is subject to the Detroit tax.
(Resident partners are taxed on their entire distributive share of
INCOME TAXABLE TO RESIDENT VS. NON-
non-business income.) After determining the total taxable income
RESIDENT PARTNERS
for each class of partners, these totals are transferred to Schedule E
The partnership Return Form D-1065 is designed to distinguish
wherein an analysis is made to show the amounts of non-business
between that income taxed to residents and that taxed to non-resi-
income applicable to the individual partners.
dents. (If residency changes during the taxable period for any part-
INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS, LINES 1-3
ner, use two lines to indicate allocation of income by status in all
In Column 1, Line 1, report the total partnership income from inter-
schedules.
est and dividends and on Line 2, deduct the total non-taxable inter-
Schedule C indicates the total income of the partnership which may
est (interest from obligations of the United States and U.S. govern-
be subject to the tax. Ordinary business income in Schedule C is
mental units). The net taxable dividends and interest, reported on
transferred to Schedule E, Column 1, showing the amount of ordi-
Line 3, Column 1 is to be apportioned between the amount applic-
nary income distributable to each partner. The non-business income
able to resident partners (Line 3, Column 2) and the amount applic-
portion of Schedule C is first transferred to Schedule B, by total
able to non-resident partners (Line 3, Column 3). Since interest and
amounts for each type of income, to determine the taxable portion
dividend income is not taxable to non-residents, the entire amount
for each class of partners. This taxable income is then transferred
shown on Line 3, Column 3 will also be inserted on Line 3, Column
to Schedule E showing the amounts applicable to the individual
4 as excludable income of non-residents.
partners. Column 1 on Page 1 is the final summary transferred from
SALES OR EXCHANGE OF PROPERTY, LINE 4
Schedule E, Column 7.
AND 5
Partners who are RESIDENTS are taxed on their entire distributive
Report on Line 4, Column 1 the total net gain or loss from all sales
share of the net profits of the partnership, including those arising
and exchange of property as shown in Schedule C, Page 2, Lines 27
from business activities outside the city.
through 30. To arrive at the amount to enter on Line 5 of Schedule
RENAISSANCE ZONE
B first exclude any gain or loss on the sale of obligations of the
Six areas in Detroit have been designated Renaissance Zones by the
United States which are included in Line 4 Schedule B. Then enter
State of Michigan. Most income of qualified residents and busi-
on Line 5 only that portion of the remainder of Line 4 which rep-
nesses in those areas is not taxable. Contact the Renaissance Zone
resents gain or loss attributable to the period after July 1, 1962. If
Manager at 313/224-3072 to determine if you are in a Renaissance
the property was acquired prior to July 1, 1962, the basis may be
Zone or if you qualify.
the adjusted fair market value of the property on July 1, 1962, (July
2nd closing price for traded securities), or the gain or loss applica-
ROUNDING DOLLAR AMOUNTS
ble to the period after June 30, 1962 may be computed by multi-
Only whole dollar amounts are shown on the return. Do not enter
plying the total gain or loss by the ratio of the months the property
cents. Round down all dollar amounts less than 50 cents. Round up
was held after June 30, 1962 to the total months the property was
all amounts of 50 through 99 cents.
held.
INTERNET
The non-resident excludable portion of the amount shown in
Additional information, return instructions and forms are available
Column 3, to be entered in Column 4, is that portion of the gain (or
at the website for the CITY OF DETROIT at
loss) which arose from the sale or exchange of intangible assets,
and of tangible property located outside of Detroit. The remaining
INSTRUCTIONS FOR SCHEDULE C, PAGE 2
portion of Line 5, Column 3, which is to be entered on Line 5,
Schedule C is used to indicate all of the income of the partnership
Column 5 will then include gain (or loss) attributable to the period
which may be subject to the Detroit tax. Line 24 of Schedule C will
after June 30, 1962 from the sale or exchange of tangible property
be the total of the partnership ordinary income from business oper-
located in Detroit.
ations, and Lines 25 through 31 of Schedule C will show the total
RENTS AND ROYALTIES, LINE 6
non-business income of the partnership.
Report on Line 6, Column 1, the total net income (or loss) from all
Ordinary income from business on Line 24 of Schedule C is to be
rents and royalties, and then fill in Columns 2, 3, and 4. Subtract
transferred to Column 1 of Schedule E. Non-business income on
Column 4 (net income or loss from royalties and rents attributable
Lines 25 through 31, Schedule C is to be transferred to Schedule B.
to property OUTSIDE Detroit) from Column 3 and enter the dif-
Instructions for Schedules B and E will indicate how amounts
ference in Column 5.
transferred from Schedule C are to be allocated to the individual

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