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Form NYC-202 2006

Page 3

Name

SSN / EIN

A L L O C A T I O N O F B U S I N E S S I N C O M E

Taxpayers who carry on business both inside and outside New York City should

used to allocate and enter percentage from Part 3, line 5 rounded to the nearest

complete Schedule C, Parts 1, 2 and 3 (below). Attach separate schedule if allo-

one hundredth of a percentage point. Taxpayers who do not carry on business

cating by separate books and records. See “Highlights of Recent Tax Law

both inside and outside New York City should omit Schedule C, Parts 1 and 2

Changes for Unincorporated Businesses.” On Schedule A, line 2, check method

(below), enter 100% on Part 3, line 5 and enter 100% on Schedule A, line 2.

SCHEDULE C

Complete this schedule if business is carried on both inside and outside New York City

List location of each place of business INSIDE New York City, nature of activities at each location (manufacturing, sales office, executive office, public

Part 1

warehouse, contractor, converter, etc.), and number of employees, their wages, salaries and duties at each location.

Complete Address

Rent

Nature of Activities

Number of Employees

Wages, Salaries, etc.

Duties

Total

List location of each place of business OUTSIDE New York City, nature of activities at each location (manufacturing, sales office, executive office,

Part 2

public warehouse, contractor, converter, etc.), and number of employees, their wages, salaries and duties at each location.

Complete Address

Rent

Nature of Activities

Number of Employees

Wages, Salaries, etc.

Duties

Total

Part 3

Formula Basis Allocation of Income

DESCRIPTION OF ITEMS USED AS FACTORS

COLUMN A - NEW YORK CITY

COLUMN B - EVERYWHERE

COLUMN C

Average value of the real and tangible personal property

PERCENTAGE IN

of the business (see instructions)

NEW YORK CITY

a. Business real property owned............................. 1a.

(COLUMN A

b. Business real property rented from others (rent x 8) 1b.

DIVIDED BY

c. Business tangible personal property owned........... 1c.

COLUMN B)

d. Business tangible personal property rented from others (rent x 8) 1d.

e. Total of lines 1a through 1d ................................ 1e.

2. Wages, salaries and other personal service

compensation paid to employees during the year.......... 2.

3a. Gross sales of merchandise or charges for

services during the year.......................................... 3a.

3b. Optional additional gross income factor for manufacturers (enter amount from line 3a, see instructions) ... 3b.

Sum of percentages in column C .................................................................................................................... 4.

(divide total percentage (line 4) by 3 or actual number of percentages

BUSINESS ALLOCATION PERCENTAGE

used if more or less than 3) (round to the nearest one hundredth of a percentage point and enter here

............................................................................................................ 5.

and transfer to page 1, Schedule A, line 2)

IS ANY PLACE OF BUSINESS LISTED IN PARTS 1 AND 2 LOCATED IN YOUR HOME?

YES

.........................

DID YOU CLAIM A DEDUCTION FOR EXPENSES OF AN OFFICE IN YOUR HOME?

..............

YES

Investment Capital and Allocation and Cash Election