Instructions For It-65 Schedule E - Apportionment Of Income For Indiana Page 2

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Indiana resident; and commercial loans and installment
Total Receipts
obligations not secured by real or tangible personal property
Complete all lines as indicated. Add receipt factor lines
are attributable to Indiana if the proceeds of the loan are to be
3(a) through 3(f) in column A, enter total on line 3A. Enter
applied in Indiana. Interest income, merchant discounts, travel
total receipts everywhere on line 3B. See line 4(a) for
and entertainment credit card receivables and credit card
calculation of the percentage. Round the percentage to the
holder’s fees are attributable to the state where the card charges
nearest second decimal place.
and fees are regularly billed. Receipts from the performance
4. Summary: Apportionment of Income for Indiana
of fiduciary and other services are attributable to the state
(a) Divide sum on line 3A by the total from line 3B. Multiply
where the benefits of the services are consumed. Receipts
by 100 to arrive at a percentage rounded to the nearest
from the issuance of traveler’s checks, money orders, or United
second decimal place. Enter the quotient on the 4(a)1
States savings bonds are attributable to the state where those
space provided and multiply by the 200% (2.0) double
items are purchased. Receipts in the form of dividends from
weight adjustment. Enter the product on line 4a of
investments are attributable to Indiana if the commercial
column C.
domicile is in Indiana; and (4) gross receipts from the
(b) Add entries on lines 1C, 2C, and 4a of column C.
performance of services are in Indiana if the services are
Enter the sum of the percentages on line 4b.
performed in this state. If such services are performed partly
(c) Divide the total percentage entered on line 4b by 4.
within and partly outside Indiana, a portion of the gross receipts
Enter the average Indiana apportionment percentage
from performance of the services shall be attributed to Indiana
(round to the nearest second decimal place) on line
based upon the ratio the direct costs incurred in Indiana bear
4c and carry to line 4 of Form IT-65.
to the total direct costs of the services, unless the services
The property and payroll factors are each valued as a
are otherwise directly attributed to Indiana according to IC 6-
factor of 1 in the apportionment of income formula. The
3-2-2.2.
receipts factor is valued as a factor of 2. The combined three-
factor denominator equals 4. When there is a total absence
Sales to the United States Government: The United States
of one of these factors for column B, you must divide the sum
Government is the purchaser when it makes direct payment
of the percentages by the number of the remaining factor values
to the seller. A sale to the United States Government of
present in the apportionment formula.
tangible personal property is in Indiana if it is shipped from an
office, store, warehouse, or other place of storage in Indiana.
Part II - Business/Other Income Questionnaire
See above rules for sales other than tangible personal property
Complete all applicable questions in this section. If income
if such sales are made to the United States Government.
is apportioned, list (a) all business locations where the
Other gross receipts under (f) Other, report other gross
partnership has operations. Indicate (b) the nature of the
business receipts not included elsewhere, and pro rata gross
business activity at each location, including whether a location
receipts from unitary-partnership(s), excluding from the factor
(c) accepts orders in that state; (d) is registered to do business
that portion of distributive share income derived from a
in that state, or (e) files income tax returns in other states,
previously apportioned partnership source.
and whether property in the other states is (f) owned or (g)
leased.
You must attach the completed IT-65 Schedule E,
Apportionment of Income to your return.
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