Instructions For Form Bc-1065 - City Of Battle Creek, Michigan Page 2

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municipality for Battle Creek resident partners, or (2) 1/2% of an amount obtained
INCOME FROM OTHER PARTNERSHIPS, ETC. LINES 7
by deducting the amount for exemptions claimed for Battle Creek resident partners
THROUGH 9 Include on line 7, column 1, the net Income (or loss) from other
on page 1, column 3 of this return from the gross amount of income of Battle
partnerships, etc. On line 8, deduct any income which is specifically exempt for all
Creek resident partners subject to tax by such other city.
taxpayers (interest of U.S. and state governmental obligations, etc.) and which
was included in the amount on line 7, and enter the net amount on line 9, column
All credits in column 6 are to be distributed on lines 8a, b and c, and totalled on
1. Fill in columns 2, 3 and 4. Subtract column 4 (income not taxable to
line 9. The total of line 9 must agree with the total of column 6.
nonresidents) from column 3, and enter the difference in column 5.
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SCHEDULE B, PAGE 3
TOTALS, LINE 10
Schedule B is used to allocate the total non business income of the partnership
Enter on line 10 the totals of lines 3, 5, 6 and 9 for each column in Schedule
between the total amount distributable to resident partners, and the total amount
B. After transferring the amounts from columns 2 and 5 of Schedule B to
distributable to nonresident partners. Nonresident income is further allocated to
Schedule E, where distribution of the total is made to the individual partners the
compute the total income of nonresident partners which is subject to the Battle
total of column 2 (taxable non business income of resident partners) must equal
Creek tax. (Resident partners are taxed on their entire distributive share of non
the total of column 6a of Schedule E. The total of column 5 must equal the total of
business income.) After determining the total taxable income for each class of
column 6b of Schedule E.
partners, these totals are transferred to Schedule E wherein an analysis is made to
INSTRUCTIONS FOR SCHEDULE C
show the amounts of non business income applicable to the individual partners.
Schedule C is used to indicate all of the income of the partnership which may be
Therefore, compute the total amounts of distributable non business income, by
subject to the Battle Creek tax. Line 24 of Schedule C will be the total of the
type of income, and enter these amounts on lines 3, 5, 6 and 9 of column 1,
partnership’s ordinary income from business operations, and lines 25 through 31
Schedule B. Columns 2 and 3, on these lines, will be used to show the total
of Schedule C will show the total non business income of the partnership.
distributable amount for each type of income allocable to resident and nonresident
Ordinary income from business on line 24 of Schedule C is to be transferred to
partners The total of columns 2 and 3 must equal the total of column 1. Column 4
column 1 of Schedule E. Non business income on lines 25 through 31 of
is to be used to report that portion of column 3 (non business income applicable
Schedule C is to be transferred to Schedule B. Instructions for Schedules B and E
to nonresident partners) which is excludable as not taxable to nonresidents.
will indicate how amounts transferred from Schedule C are to be allocated to the
Subtract the amount in column 4 from the amount in column 3 and enter the
individual partners
difference in column 5 as taxable to nonresident partners. The totals of columns 4
and 5 must equal the total of column 3.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR SCHEDULE D
INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS, LINES 1 THROUGH 3
See instructions on page 4 of the partnership return.
In column 1, line 1, report the total partnership income from interest and dividends
INSTRUCTIONS FOR SCHEDULE E
and on line 2, deduct the total nontaxable interest (interest from obligations of the
United States, the states or subordinate units of government of the states). The net
The totals of columns 1, 2, 6a and 6b of Schedule E, showing the distribution to
taxable dividends and interest, reported on line 3, column 1 is to be apportioned
individual partners of ordinary and non business income, must agree with the
totals transferred from Schedules B and C. Column 1. Enter in column 1 the
between the amount applicable to resident partners (line 3, column 2) and the
amount applicable to nonresident partners (line 3, column 3). Since interest and
individual partner’s share of business income from Schedule C, line 24. If Sec.
dividend income is not taxable to nonresidents, the entire amount shown on line 3,
179 depreciation is included in Schedule C, line 17, and if the partners have
unequal credits for such additional depreciation (e.g. if one partner is single and
column 3 will also be inserted on line 3, column 4 as excludable income of
nonresidents.
one Is married filing jointly for Federal income tax purposes), the apportionment of
income to partners in this column will require special computation. Column 7.
SALE OR EXCHANGE OF PROPERTY, LINES 4 AND 5
Transfer the amount of each individual partner’s share shown in column 7.
Report on line 4, column 1 the total net gain or loss from all sales and exchanges
Schedule E to column 1, page 1 of the return.
of property as shown in Schedule C, page 2, lines 27 through 30. To arrive at the
amount to enter on line 5 of Schedule B first exclude any gain or loss on the sale
TAX DUE OR REFUND
If the partnership has elected to pay the tax for the partners and payments and
of obligations of the United States which is included in line 4 of Schedule B. Then
credits exceed the tax due, show the amount of such overpayment on page 1, line
enter on line 5 only that portion of the remainder of line 4 which represents gain or
loss attributable to the period after July 1, 1967. If the property was acquired prior
10 and check the proper box on line 12 to Indicate whether you wish the
overpayment as a refund OR as a credit on your 2002 estimated tax. Refunds will
to July 1, 1967 market values of traded securities as of June 30, 1967 may be
used as the cost basis; or the gain or loss applicable to the period after July 1,
be made as quickly as possible, but please allow 90 days before making any
1967 may be computed by multiplying the total gain or loss by the ratio of the
inquiry. Refunds of less that one dollar ($1.00) will not be made. Tax due of less
than one dollar ($1.00) need not be paid.
months the property was held after July 1, 1967 to the total months the property
was held. The nonresident excludable portion of the amount shown in column 3,
ASSISTANCE
to be entered in column 4, is that of the gain (or loss) which arose from the sale
If there are questions not answered in these instructions, or if assistance is
or exchange of intangible assets, and of tangible property located outside of Battle
needed in preparing the return, call (616) 966-3345. Questions by mail should be
Creek. The remaining portion of line 5, column 3 which is to be entered on line 5,
directed to: City Income Tax Department P.O. Box 1657, Battle Creek, Michigan
column 5 will then include gain (or loss) attributable to the period after July 1,
49016-1657.
1967 from the sate or exchange of tangible property located in Battle Creek.
WEBSITE
RENTS AND ROYALTIES, LINE 6
Income tax forms, instructions and additional information are available under the
Report on line 6, column 1, the total net income or loss from all rents and
Income Tax Department section of the City of Battle Creek website,
royalties, and then fill In columns 2, 3 and 4. Subtract column 4 (net Income or
creek.mi.us/Referencedesk/FormsandPermits.htm#IncomeTax
loss from royalties, and rents attributable to property OUTSIDE Battle Creek) from
column 3, and enter the difference in column 5.
NOTICE
These instructions are interpretations of the Battle Creek Income Tax Ordinance.
The Ordinance will prevail in any disagreement between the instructions and the
Ordinance.

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