Instructions For Form 1120-Pc - 2002 Page 12

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applied using taxable income after taking
included, show the amount and how it
Eligible donee. The term “eligible
into account any deduction for the NOL.
was determined.
donee” means:
An educational organization that
To figure the amount of any remaining
Reduced deduction for
normally maintains a regular faculty and
NOL carryover to later years, taxable
contributions of certain property. For a
curriculum and has a regularly enrolled
income must be modified (see section
charitable contribution of property, the
body of pupils in attendance at the place
172(b)). To the extent that contributions
corporation must reduce the contribution
where its educational activities are
are used to reduce taxable income for this
by the sum of:
regularly conducted,
purpose and increase an NOL carryover,
The ordinary income and short-term
A section 501(c)(3) entity organized
a contributions carryover is not allowed.
capital gain that would have resulted if the
primarily for purposes of supporting
See section 172(d)(2)(B).
property had been sold at its FMV and
elementary and secondary education, or
For certain contributions, the long-term
Substantiation requirements.
A public library (as described in section
capital gain that would have resulted if the
Generally, no deduction is allowed for any
170(e)(6)(B)(i)(III).
property had been sold at its FMV.
contribution of $250 or more unless the
Exceptions. The following exceptions
The reduction for long-term capital
corporation obtains a written
apply to the above rules for computer
gain applies to:
acknowledgment from the donee
technology and equipment:
Contributions of tangible personal
organization that shows the amount of
Contributions to private foundations
property for use by an exempt
cash contributed, describes any property
may qualify if the foundation contributes
organization for a purpose or function
contributed, and either gives a description
the property to an eligible donee within 30
unrelated to the basis for its exemption
and a good faith estimate of the value of
days after the contribution and notifies the
and
any goods or services provided in return
donor of the contribution. For more
Contributions of any property to or for
for the contribution or states that no
details, see section 170(e)(6)(C).
the use of certain private foundations
goods or services were provided in return
For contributions of property reacquired
except for stock for which market
for the contribution. The acknowledgment
by the manufacturer of the property, the 3
quotations are readily available (section
must be obtained by the due date
year period begins on the date that the
170(e)(5)).
(including extensions) of the corporation’s
original construction of the property was
return, or if earlier, the date the return is
Larger deduction. A larger deduction
substantially completed. Also, the original
filed. Do not attach the acknowledgment
is allowed for certain contributions of:
use of the property may be by someone
to the tax return, but keep it with the
Inventory and other property to certain
other than the donor or donee.
corporation’s records. These rules apply
organizations for use in the care of the ill,
Line 22. Depreciation. Besides
in addition to the filing requirements for
needy, or infants (see section 170(e)(3)
depreciation, include on line 22 the part of
Form 8283, Noncash Charitable
and Regulations section 1.170A-4A);
the cost that the corporation elected to
Contributions described below.
Scientific equipment used for research
expense under section 179 for certain
For more information on substantiation
to institutions of higher learning or to
tangible property placed in service during
and recordkeeping requirements, see the
certain scientific research organizations
tax year 2002 or carried over from 2001.
regulations under section 170 and Pub.
(see section 170(e)(4)); and
See Form 4562 and its instructions.
526, Charitable Contributions.
Computer technology and equipment
Line 23. Depletion. See sections 613
for educational purposes.
Contributions to organizations
and 613A for percentage depletion rates
conducting lobbying activities.
Contributions of computer
applicable to natural deposits. Also, see
Contributions made to an organization
technology and equipment for
section 291 for the limitation on the
that conducts lobbying activities are not
educational purposes. A corporation
depletion deduction for iron ore and coal
deductible if:
may take an increased deduction under
(including lignite).
The lobbying activities relate to matters
section 170(e)(6) for qualified
Attach Form T (Timber), Forest
of direct financial interest to the donor’s
contributions of computer technology or
Activities Schedule, if a deduction for
trade or business and
equipment for educational purposes.
depletion of timber is taken.
The principal purpose of the
Computer technology or equipment
Foreign intangible drilling costs and
contribution was to avoid Federal income
means computer software, computer or
tax by obtaining a deduction for activities
foreign exploration and development
peripheral equipment, and fiber optic
that would have been nondeductible
costs must either be added to the
cable related to computer use. A
corporation’s basis for cost depletion
under the lobbying expense rules if
contribution is a qualified contribution if:
conducted directly by the donor.
purposes or be deducted ratably over a
It is made to an eligible donee (see
10-year period. See sections 263(i), 616,
Contribution of property other than
below);
and 617 for details.
cash. If a corporation (other than a
Substantially all of the donee property’s
Line 24. Pension, profit-sharing, etc.,
closely held corporation) contributes
use is:
plans. Enter the deduction for
property other than cash and claims over
1. Related to the purpose or function
contributions to qualified pension,
a $500 deduction for the property, it must
of the donee,
profit-sharing, or other funded deferred
attach a schedule to the return describing
2. For use within the United States,
compensation plans. Employers who
the kind of property contributed and the
and
maintain such a plan generally must file
method used to determine its fair market
3. For educational purposes.
one of the forms listed below, even if the
value (FMV). Closely-held corporations
The contribution is made not later than
plan is not a qualified plan under the
generally must complete Form 8283 and
3 years after the date the taxpayer
Internal Revenue Code. The filing
attach it to their returns. All other
acquired or substantially completed the
requirement applies even if the
corporations generally must complete and
construction of the property;
corporation does not claim a deduction for
attach Form 8283 to their returns for
The original use of the property is by
the current tax year. There are penalties
contributions of property (other than
the donor or the donee;
for failure to file these forms on time and
money) if the total claimed deduction for
The property is not transferred by the
for overstating the pension plan
all property contributed was more than
donee for money, services, or other
deduction. See sections 6652(e) and
$5,000.
property, except for shipping, transfer,
6662(f).
If the corporation made a “qualified
and installation costs;
Form 5500, Annual Return/Report of
conservation contribution” under section
The property fits productively into the
Employee Benefit Plan. File this form for
170(h), also include the FMV of the
donee’s education plan; and
a plan that is not a one-participant plan
underlying property before and after the
The property meets standards, if any,
(see below).
donation, as well as the type of legal
that may be prescribed by future
interest contributed, and describe the
regulations, to assure it meets minimum
Form 5500-EZ, Annual Return of
conservation purpose benefited by the
functionality and suitability for educational
One-Participant (Owners and Their
donation. If a contribution carryover is
purposes.
Spouses) Retirement Plan. File this form
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