Instructions For C-8000d Recapture Of Capital Acquisition Deduction - Michigan

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR C-8000D
RECAPTURE OF CAPITAL ACQUISITION DEDUCTION
Purpose: To adjust your tax base for the disposal or
Part 2, Disposition of Depreciable Personal
transfer of depreciable real or personal property
Property Acquired in Tax Years Beginning Before
acquired in tax years beginning prior to January 1,
October 1, 1989.
2000.
Enter gross proceeds from all dispositions of
NEW: For tax years beginning after 1999, Public Act
depreciable personal property, wherever it is
115 replaced the Capital Acquisition Deduction
located, that was acquired on or after January 1,
(CAD) with the Investment Tax Credit (ITC).
1976 and in tax years beginning before October 1,
1989.
If you disposed of depreciable real or personal
property that you acquired between January 1, 1976
Line 8, Columns a through f. Give all the
and December 31, 1999, complete this form and
information required for each disposition in columns
attach it to your annual return.
a through f.
Note: An installment sale of qualifying property
Line 9, Columns e and f. Enter the total gross
reported on the installment method for federal income
proceeds in column e. In column f enter the total gain
tax purposes causes a recapture of the entire gross
or loss included in your federal taxable income. Total
proceeds in the year of the sale. The recapture is
gain is before capital gain deduction.
reduced by any gain reported in federal taxable
Line 10, Adjusted Proceeds. Subtract the total gain
income in the year of the sale. The gain attributable
or add the total loss on line 9, column f, to the gross
to the installment sale that is reported in subsequent
proceeds on line 9, column e. A loss on line 9,
years is subtracted from the tax base for those years.
column f, will increase the recapture.
Use Part 4 to compute the recapture for property
moved out of the state. If you need more space, attach
Line 11, Apportioned Adjusted Proceeds if
separate schedules.
Taxable in Another State. Multiply adjusted
proceeds on line 10 by the capital acquisition
In Parts 1, 2 and 3 below, the calculation of gross
apportionment for the current year from form
proceeds may be reduced by selling expenses.
C-8000H, line 23.
Line 2, Account Number. Enter the same account
Part 3, Disposition of Depreciable Real and
number used on page 1 of your annual return.
Personal Property That was Sold or Otherwise
Part 1, Disposition of Depreciable Real Property
Disposed of During the Tax Year. Include property
Acquired in Tax Years Beginning Before
acquired in tax years beginning after September 30,
October 1, 1989.
1989 and before January 1, 1997. Also include real
Enter gross proceeds from all dispositions of
and personal property acquired in tax years beginning
depreciable real property (property as described in
after December 31, 1996 and prior to January 1, 2000
IRC Section 1250) located in Michigan that was
and located in Michigan, or moved into Michigan
acquired on or after January 1, 1976 and in tax years
after acquisition. Also include mobile tangible assets
beginning before October 1, 1989.
acquired in tax years beginning after December 31,
Line 3, Columns a through f. Give all the
1996 and prior to January 1, 2000, whether located in
information required for each disposition in columns
Michigan or outside Michigan.
a through f.
Line 12, Columns a through f. Give all the
Line 4, Columns e and f. Enter the total gross
information required for each disposition in columns
proceeds in column e. In column f enter the total gain
a through f.
or loss included in your federal taxable income. Total
Line 13, Columns e and f. Enter the total gross
gain is before capital gain deduction.
proceeds in column e. In column f enter the total gain
Line 5, Adjusted Proceeds. Subtract the total gain or
or loss included in your federal taxable income. Total
add the total loss on line 4, column f, to the gross
gain is before capital gain deduction.
proceeds on line 4, column e. A loss on line 4,
Line 14, Adjusted Proceeds. Subtract the total gain
column f, will increase the recapture.
or add the total loss on line 13, column f, to the gross
proceeds on line 13, column e. A loss on line 13,
Line 6. Multiply line 4f by the percentage from form
column f, will increase the recapture.
C-8000H, line 16 or 19, whichever applies.
Line 15, Apportioned Adjusted Proceeds if
Line 7, Apportioned Adjusted Proceeds. If line 6
Taxable in Another State. Multiply the amount on
is a gain, subtract it from 4e. If line 6 is a loss, add it
line 14 by the percentage from C-8000H, line 16 or
to 4e.
19, whichever applies.
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