Form Id K-1 Draft - Partner'S, Shareholder'S, Or Beneficiary'S Share Of Idaho Adjustments, Credits, Etc. - 2012 Page 4

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Form ID K-1 - Page 2
EFO00201p4
07-27-12V2
The PTE must either complete Sections A through E for an
A nonresident will need to remove allocated income from federal
electing PTO or include a schedule that identifies how the tax for
Schedule K-1 amounts before applying the apportionment factor
the PTO was computed, including any credits that are used to
listed on line 1 to determine the amount of business income
offset tax.
apportioned to Idaho. Income allocated to Idaho (line 10)
will then be added to the apportioned income to compute the
Line c Withholding Paid on Behalf of PTO
amounts of Idaho source income to report on Form 43 or 66.
A pass-through entity (PTE) transacting business in Idaho,
including a trust or estate with income taxable in Idaho, must
Line 8 Allocated Income
withhold income tax from a nonresident individual owner who
Enter the PTO’s distributive share of the amount reported on
isn't included in a composite return. Enter the amount of Idaho
Form 65, line 27 or Form 41S, line 29. Include a schedule or use
income tax withheld.
Part E to identify the income.
PART A ALLOCATION AND APPORTIONMENT
Line 9 Nonbusiness Expense Offset
If the PTE is a trust or estate, skip Part A.
Enter the PTO’s distributive share of the amount reported on
Form 65, line 28 or Form 41S, line 30.
Line 1 Idaho Apportionment Factor
Enter 100% on this line if the PTE is transacting all of its
Line 10 Income and Expenses Allocated to Idaho
business within Idaho; if not, enter the Idaho apportionment
Enter the PTO’s distributive share of nonbusiness income
factor from Form 42, Part I, line 21.
allocated to Idaho. This amount is net of the nonbusiness
expense offset and reported on Form 65, line 37 or Form 41S,
This information is used by a part-year resident or nonresident
line 39. Include a schedule or use Part E to identify the income
individual, trust, or estate to determine the amount of PTE's
and expenses.
business income that must be reported as Idaho source income
while a nonresident of Idaho. The apportionment factor doesn't
PART B IDAHO ADJUSTMENTS
apply to allocated income (lines 8 through 10).
Report all amounts at the PTO's distributive share before
applying the Idaho apportionment factor.
Line 2 Total Income
Enter the PTO’s distributive share of total income reported on
Line 1 State, Municipal and Local Taxes Measured by Net
federal Form 1065, line 8, or federal Form 1120S, line 6.
Income
Enter the PTO’s distributive share of the amount reported on
This amount doesn't go on the PTO's Idaho return. It's used
Form 65, line 18, Form 41S, line 21, or Form 66, Schedule B,
to calculate the interest expense offset related to tax-exempt
line 3. Include a schedule or use Part E to identify the amount
interest. If the PTO isn't reporting a deduction for tax-exempt
and the governmental entity.
interest, the PTO won't use this information in preparing his
Idaho return.
If the PTE is filing an Idaho Form 66, the PTE may be eligible to
claim a credit for taxes paid on Form 66, Schedule C, line 2.
Lines 3 Through 7
Lines 3 through 7 should be completed only by a PTE that is
Line 2 Bonus Depreciation Addition
a partnership or taxed as a partnership. If the partner is an
For assets acquired prior to 2008 or after 2009 for which you
individual, trust, or estate, the partnership can skip lines 3
claimed bonus depreciation, enter the PTO's distributive share of
through 7. All other PTEs skip lines 3 through 7 and go to line 8.
the differences between the federal and Idaho depreciation and
gains and losses reported on Form 65, line 19, Form 41S, line
Enter the PTO’s share of the partnership’s total everywhere
17, or Form 66, Schedule B, line 5.
and Idaho property, payroll, and sales, net of intercompany
eliminations, in the spaces provided. These amounts can be
Line 3 Interest and Dividends Not Taxable Under the IRC
found on the partnership's Idaho Form 42. The capitalized
Enter the PTO’s distributive share of the amount reported on
rent expense on line 5 is the amount of rent expense net of
Form 65, line 17, Form 41S, line 20, or Form 66, Schedule B,
intercompany rent expense after being capitalized by eight.
line 2. Except for amortization, don’t include expenses
associated with the securities on this line. Report the expenses
The PTO’s share of the partnership’s total everywhere and Idaho
on line 6a.
property, payroll, and sales is determined by attributing the
partnership’s property, payroll, and sales to the PTO in the same
Line 4 Other Idaho Additions
proportion as the PTO’s distributive share of partnership income
Enter the PTO’s distributive share of any other Idaho additions
if reporting net income for the tax year or in the same proportion
not included on lines 1 through 3 above. Include a schedule or
as the PTO’s distributive share of partnership losses if reporting
use Part E to identify the additions.
a net loss for the tax year.
Line 5 Interest from Idaho Municipal Securities
These amounts are used if the PTO is a partnership or a
Enter the PTO’s distributive share of the amount reported on
corporation to compute its Idaho apportionment factor. The
Form 65, line 22, Form 41S, line 24, or Form 66, Schedule B,
amounts will be added to the entity's property, payroll, and sales
line 8. Except for amortization, don’t include expenses
amounts in computing its Idaho factors if the income from the
associated with the securities on this line. Report the expenses
PTE is business income to the entity.
on line 7b.
Lines 8 Through 10
Line 6 Interest on U.S. Government Obligations
Lines 8 through 10 are used by all PTOs. Nonresident
Enter the PTO’s distributive share of the amount reported on
individuals, trusts and estates will need to know what income
Form 65, line 23, Form 41S, line 25, or included in the amount on
is allocated income since this income is not apportioned to
Form 66, page 1, line 5. Except for amortization, don’t include
determine Idaho source income. Instead, allocated income
expenses associated with the securities on this line. Report the
and the related nonbusiness expense offset amount on line 9
expenses on line 7c.
is specifically sourced to a state. Income allocated to Idaho is
listed on line 10. Provide a detailed breakdown of this income
and related expenses on page 2, Part E.

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