Instructions For Form Pa-40 Nrc-Ae - Consolidated Personal Income Tax Return Page 4

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PA-40 NRC-AE. Provide the telephone number where the Department may call between 8:30 a.m. and 4
p.m. eastern time.
Preparer/Company Name, Telephone Number, SSN or PTIN and Firm FEIN
If a paid preparer was engaged to prepare this tax return, the preparer should enter his or her name or
business name, telephone number, and his or her SSN or PTIN and the company’s FEIN in the spaces
provided on the return.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR PA SCHEDULE NRC-AE-1
PA Nonresident Schedule of Apportioned Compensation and PA Tax Withheld
On the PA Schedule NRC-AE-1, complete the pertinent information for each nonresident individual
whether or not they elect to participate in the filing of the PA-40 NRC-AE. A separate schedule is
required for every nonresident individual. This form is required for all entries of information and taxpayer
data. Substitute forms or formats are not acceptable.
Enter the following Information:
a. Enter the entity’s FEIN and name. Input for the name of the entity is limited to 50 spaces
(including spaces).
b. Enter the Social Security Number, last name, first name, middle initial, and mailing address
where the taxpayer can be reached for each nonresident individual who performs services in
PA whether or not that individual elects to participate in the filing of this PA-40 NRC-AE.
c. Enter the nonresident individual’s U.S. Postal Service two-digit residency state abbreviation.
If a nonresident individual’s residency state is different from their mailing address state,
please be sure to include the correct U.S. Postal Service residency state abbreviation.
d. Fill in the oval if the nonresident individual is a resident of a reciprocal state. No additional
entries of information are required on this form if the oval is filled in.
e. Enter the total number of working days in PA as determined from the following instructions:
Players
Compensation paid to nonresident players will be apportioned on the basis of
“working days” pursuant to Personal Income Tax regulations (61 Pa. Code § 113.2),
except that a working day shall include a Saturday, Sunday or holiday upon which
the Player must engage in services in the context of a game, practice, training, or
promotional activities for the Team, but shall not include absence due to illness,
injury, vacation or leave without pay. In the event that a player is required to engage
in rehabilitation or other treatment aimed at furthering the Team’s purpose, a day
attributable to this activity by the player can be counted as a “working day.” A
Pennsylvania “working day” means and includes a day when a nonresident player or
non-player personnel who would ordinarily travel with his Team to Pennsylvania to
perform services but remains outside Pennsylvania solely for his own convenience
and not out of business necessity of the Team. Additionally, on a day when the
player either travels from a point outside this Commonwealth to a place within the
Commonwealth or departs from this Commonwealth, it is a “Pennsylvania working
day” if the player does any of the following in Pennsylvania: plays in a game, attends
practice, training, a Team meeting, engages in rehabilitation or other activity aimed at
furthering the sports Team’s objective.
Compensation paid to nonresident players shall be allocated to Pennsylvania on the
basis of a single apportionment fraction, the numerator of which is the number of
Pennsylvania working days employed in Pennsylvania, and the denominator of which
is the total number of working days during the taxable year. Where the
compensation paid or the number of duty days in a particular period is not
representative of the year as a whole, the League and Team can use a reasonable
alternative allocation method to eliminate the distortion as may be approved by the
Department. However, only under extraordinary circumstances will the Department
approve different methods for different players.
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