Instructions For Form 514-Pt - Partnership Composite Income Tax Supplement

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514-PT: Partnership Composite Income Tax Supplement Instructions (Rule 710:50-19-1)
Any partnership required to file an Oklahoma income tax return may
Column 7 - For individuals only. Deduct a standard deduction for each
elect to file a composite return for nonresident partners. Any nonresi-
individual partner. When the filing status is married filing joint, head of
dent partner may be included in the composite return, unless the
household or qualifying widow(er), the standard deduction is $3,000.
partner has income from an Oklahoma source other than the partner-
When the filing status is single or married filing separate, the standard
ship or the partner is, or is electing to be treated as, a Sub S corpora-
deduction is $2,000. Trusts do not complete this column.
tion or partnership.
Note: The maximum standard deduction for partners filing a joint
Oklahoma Capital Gain Deduction Information:
Federal return is $3,000 for both partners combined. Each partner is
(Form 514-PT, Column 5 and Column 10)
not allowed to deduct $3,000 when computing his/her Oklahoma
Nonresident partners electing to be included in the composite return
taxable income.
can deduct qualifying gains receiving capital treatment which are
Column 8 - Subtract Column 7 from Column 6. This is the partner's
included in Federal taxable income. “Qualifying gains receiving capital
share of the taxable income computed as if all of the partnership
treatment” means the amount of the net capital gains, as defined by
income were earned in Oklahoma.
Internal Revenue Code Section 1221(11). The qualifying gain must:
Column 9 - Tax before allocation. Using the appropriate tax rate
1) Be earned on real or tangible personal property located within
schedule below, compute the tax on the taxable income in Column 8.
Oklahoma that you have owned, indirectly, for at least five uninter-
rupted years prior to the date of sale.
Married Joint, Head of Household and Surviving Spouse Filers
2) Be earned on the sale of stock or ownership interest in an Okla-
Taxable Income
Pay
Plus
Over
homa company, limited liability company, or partnership where such
0
2,000
0.00
0.50%
0
stock or ownership interest has been owned, indirectly, by you for at
2,000
5,000
10.00
1.00%
2,000
least three (two for individuals) uninterrupted years prior to the date of
5, 000
7,500
40.00
2.00%
5,000
sale.
7,500
9,800
90.00
3.00%
7,500
Enclose a Form 561-P for each such nonresident partner and a copy of
9,800
12,200
159.00
4.00%
9,800
the partnership’s Federal Schedule D.
12,200
15,000
225.00
5.00%
12,200
15,000
21,000
395.00
6.00%
15,000
Note: Resident partners and nonresident partners not electing to be
21,000 & above
755.00
6.25%
21,000
included in the composite return will compute their capital gain
deduction on their Oklahoma income tax return.
Single and Married Separate Filers and Trust Filers
Instructions for Individual and
Taxable Income
Pay
Plus
Over
Trust Nonresident Partners
0
1,000
0.00
0.50%
0
1,000
2,500
5.00
1.00%
1,000
2,500
3,750
20.00
2.00%
2,500
The Oklahoma taxable income of an individual or trust nonresident
3,750
4,900
45.00
3.00%
3,750
partner shall be calculated as if all income were earned in Oklahoma,
4,900
7,200
79.50
4.00%
4,900
using Form 514-PT. The Federal distributive income of each partner
7,200
8,700
171.50
5.00%
7,200
will be adjusted using the Oklahoma adjustment allowed in Title 68
8,700
10,500
246.50
6.00%
8,700
O.S. Section 2358, to arrive at Oklahoma distributive income from all
10,500 & above
354.50
6.25%
10,500
sources. The Oklahoma distributive income from all sources is used to
determine the Oklahoma taxable income. The tax is then calculated
using the applicable Oklahoma income tax rate. At this point, the tax is
Column 10 - Combine the amounts from Form 514, Part 5, Columns D,
prorated using the Oklahoma distributive income from Oklahoma
F, and H and the amount from Form 561-P, Column G, line 7. This
sources divided by the distributive income from all sources. The
should be the total amount of Oklahoma income/loss available for
prorated tax is the partner's Oklahoma tax.
distribution to this partner.
Column 1 - Name of nonresident partner.
Column 11 - Divide Column 10 by Column 6a. Do not enter more than
100%.
Column 2 - Social Security or Federal ID Number of nonresident
partner.
Column 12 - Multiply the base tax in Column 9 by the tax percentage in
Column 11.
Column 3 - For individuals only. The filing status for Oklahoma must be
the same as that used on the partner's Federal income tax return. If the
Instructions for Corporate Nonresident Partners
filing status is not known, they must file as single. Trusts do not
complete this column.
Column 1 - Name of nonresident partner.
Column 4 - Combine the amounts from Form 514, Part 5, Columns C,
Column 2 - Federal ID Number of nonresident partner.
E and G. This should be the total amount of Federal income/loss
available for distribution to this partner.
Column 10 - Combine the amounts from Form 514, Part 5, Columns D,
F, and H and the amount from Form 561-P, Column G, line 7. This
Column 5 - Treating the partnership income as if it were all earned in
should be the total amount of Oklahoma income/loss available for
Oklahoma, enter the partner's share of any additions and subtractions
distribution to this partner.
to Federal distributive income that would be allowed in arriving at
Oklahoma distributive income. For example: interest on U.S. Govern-
Column 12 - Multiply the Oklahoma distributive income by the 6% tax
ment obligations, additional depletion, Oklahoma Capital Gains
rate.
Deduction, etc. Enter subtractions as a negative number. Enclose a
detailed schedule substantiating any amounts entered in this column.
Instructions for Lines J and K
Column 6 - Combine the amounts in Column 4 and Column 5.
Line J - Total Column 10. Enter here and on the Form 514, Part 1, line 1.
Column 6a - Repeat each total from Column 6.
Line K - Total Column 12. Enter here and on the Form 514, Part 1, line 2.

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