Instructions For Completing The Florida Communications Services Tax Return (Form Dr-700016) - 2007 Page 6

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DR-700016N
R. 06/07
Page 23
When changes in taxable sales are due to situsing or
If the rate of the correct jurisdiction is the same as or lower
reporting errors and tax has not been refunded to the
than the original (incorrect) jurisdiction, the tax due amount
customer, use the following calculations to determine the
reported should be used to claim a credit in the original
change in taxable sales.
(incorrect) jurisdiction and this same tax due amount reported
in the correct jurisdiction. Taxable sales amounts should be
If you are using the DOR database, a database certified
calculated by dividing the tax amount by the tax rate for each
by DOR, or a ZIP+4 database in compliance with s.
affected jurisdiction. When tax is transferred to a jurisdiction
202.22, F.S., adjustments to taxable sales should be made by
with a lower rate, calculated taxable sales will not match
reallocating the original local tax due amount reported in the
actual sales to customers but will provide the information
wrong jurisdiction to the correct jurisdiction. The tax should
needed to correct the allocation of tax reported.
be reallocated regardless of the tax rate originally used or the
tax rate of the correct jurisdiction. Taxable sales amounts
Example 4: $1,113.09 in local tax due was originally reported
should be calculated by dividing the tax amount by the tax
in Jurisdiction B (tax rate 2.10%), but should have been
rate for each affected jurisdiction.
reported in Jurisdiction A (tax rate 1.10%). Calculate the
change (decrease) in taxable sales for Jurisdiction B by
Example 1: $1,113.09 in local tax due was originally reported in
dividing the tax due originally reported in Jurisdiction B
Jurisdiction A (tax rate 1.10%), but should have been reported
by its current tax rate. (EX: $1,113.09 divided by .0210 =
in Jurisdiction B (tax rate 2.10%). Calculate the change
$53,004.29). Report the decrease in parentheses. Calculate
(decrease) in taxable sales for Jurisdiction A by dividing the
the change (increase) in taxable sales to Jurisdiction A by
tax due originally reported in Jurisdiction A by its current tax
dividing the tax due originally reported in Jurisdiction B by the
rate. (EX: $1,113.09 divided by .0110 = $101,190.00). Report
current tax rate for Jurisdiction A. (EX: $1,113.09 divided by
the decrease in parentheses. Calculate the change (increase)
.0110 = $101,190.00).
in taxable sales to Jurisdiction B by dividing the tax due
Column G - Rate. Enter the appropriate local rate for the
originally reported in Jurisdiction A by the current tax rate for
Jurisdiction B. (EX: $1,113.09 divided by .0210 = $53,004.29).
applied period that you are adjusting.
Example 2: $1,113.09 in local tax due was originally reported
Column H - Collection allowance adjustment. Collection
in Jurisdiction B (tax rate 2.10%), but should have been
allowance adjustments are required for all transfers of tax
reported in Jurisdiction A (tax rate 1.10%). Calculate the
between jurisdictions and any transactions that result in a
change (decrease) in taxable sales for Jurisdiction B by
decrease in taxable sales for a prior applied period. If the
dividing the tax due originally reported in Jurisdiction B
original filing was not eligible for a collection allowance or
by its current tax rate. (EX: $1,113.09 divided by .0210 =
if this schedule is being used to report only an increase in
$53,004.29). Report the decrease in parentheses. Calculate
taxable sales for a prior applied period, this section does not
the change (increase) in taxable sales to Jurisdiction A by
apply. Enter 0 (zero) in Column H.
dividing the tax due originally reported in Jurisdiction B by the
When a jurisdictional transfer results in a transfer to a
current tax rate for Jurisdiction A. (EX: $1,113.09 divided by
jurisdiction with the same or higher tax rate, the collection
.0110 = $101,190.00).
allowance adjustment must be capped at the amount claimed
If you are using a database that does not meet the
on the original return (i.e., no additional collection allowance
requirements of section 202.22, F.S., you should identify the
will be granted on additional tax due as a result of the
taxable sales and local tax due amounts to be reallocated,
transfer).
the tax rates for the jurisdictions where the tax was originally
If Column F (Change in reported taxable sales) is a decrease
reported (incorrect jurisdiction), and where the tax should be
(negative number), the collection allowance must be
reported (correct jurisdiction).
recouped by one of the following methods. The result should
If the correct jurisdiction has a higher tax rate, the original
be entered as a positive number in Column H.
taxable sales amount will be used to claim a credit in the
• If you are using the DOR database, a database certified
incorrect jurisdiction. This same taxable sales amount will be
by DOR, or a ZIP+4 database in compliance with
used in the correct jurisdiction to calculate tax due. When
s. 202.22, F.S., multiply .0075 by the tax collected and/or
multiplied by the tax rates, a higher local tax due amount in
accrued for sales being decreased in Column F.
the correct jurisdiction will result. Note that additional local
tax resulting from the transfer to a jurisdiction with a higher
• If you are not using the DOR database, a database
tax rate will be due, along with penalty and interest. See
certified by DOR, or a ZIP+4 database in compliance with
“Penalty and Interest Calculation.”
s. 202.22, F.S., multiply .0025 by the tax collected and/or
accrued for sales being decreased in Column F.
Example 3: $101,190.00 in taxable sales was originally reported
in Jurisdiction A (tax rate 1.10%) but should have been
Column I - Adjustment amount. Subtract Column H from
reported in Jurisdiction B (tax rate 2.10%). Report the change
the tax collected and/or accrued for the sales reported in
(decrease) in taxable sales ($101,190.00) in Jurisdiction A and
Column F, and enter the result here. Report negative amounts
the tax rate (1.10%) in the appropriate columns. Report the
in parentheses (amount).
decrease in parentheses. Report the change (increase) in
taxable sales ($101,190.00) in Jurisdiction B and the tax rate
(2.10%) in the appropriate columns. The additional tax will be
due, along with penalty and interest.

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