Instructions for Completion of Schedule NRA-R
Schedule NRA-R must be completed by each nonresident owner of the entity seeking composite payment relief.
Once filed, Schedule NRA-R remains in effect until the owner notifies the entity in writing that the Schedule NRA-R has
been revoked. A copy should be filed with Form PTE-R. A copy of Schedule NRA-R should be maintained for future
reference.
If the Schedule NRA-R is not submitted timely by the entity on behalf of the nonresident owner, when applicable, the
entity must complete the Form PTE-C on behalf of that owner and pay to the state an amount equal to 5% multiplied
by the owner's pro rata share of income allocated and apportioned to this State as reflected in the entity's return for the
period in question. In the spaces provided at the top of the form, insert the name and legal resident address of the
owner. Also include the taxpayer identification number (Social Security Number or Federal Employer Identification
Number) and the tax year of the owner. BE SURE TO ENTER THE LEGAL RESIDENCE OF THE OWNER.
For the Subchapter K entity, enter the Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN), tax year, name, and address.
In paragraph (2) on Schedule NRA-R, you may elect to insert the name and address of an agent in Alabama (selected
by you) that you wish to have for service of documents in connection with the Alabama Income Tax Returns of the
owner or the entity. This agency designation is OPTIONAL with the owner and is in ADDITION to the agents designated
by regulation.
This agreement must be signed by the owner in the space provided. If the signature is by an attorney-in-fact, agent,
or trustee, enter the proper title or status of the signer in the space provided. The owner may authorize any other
person, including an officer, or employee of the entity to execute this agreement on his/her behalf, if a properly executed
power of attorney is filed with this Department no later than the date on which this agreement is submitted. If
interest/shares of the Alabama partnership is jointly owned, each owner must execute a separate agreement.