Form Ftb 6839 - Frequently Asked Questions About The Alternative Minimum Taxable Income (Amti) Exclusion Page 2

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Frequently Asked Questions about AMTI - Exclusion
Installment sale: Include gross installment received in the current tax year.
Like-kind exchange: Include boot.
Sale of business property: Include gross sale amount.
Casualty loss on business property: Include reimbursement proceeds.
Guaranteed payments to partners: Include gross payment.
Q3. What amounts are excluded from AMTI?
A3. (The following are examples, not a comprehensive listing. To be excluded from AMTI, the amounts
must have been included in taxable income.)
Net business income: Combine net gains and losses from all trade or business of the taxpayer.
These amounts should be net of all business expenses including self employment tax and Keogh
deductions.
Schedule K-1: Include all items except those listed under “Credits,” “Adjustments and Tax
Preference Items,” and “Other.”
Installment sale: Include taxable portion of the installment received.
Like-kind exchange: Include gain recognized.
Sale of business property: Include net taxable gain on sale.
Casualty loss on business property: Include reimbursement in excess of basis.
Guaranteed payments to partners: Include amount attributable to trade or business.
Q4. How do I exclude adjustments and preferences related to trade or business income?
A4. Do not record any qualifying adjustments and preferences on Schedule P, Alternative Minimum Tax
and Credit Limitations.
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