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Line 16 - Payments and Credits
unevenly throughout the year, and that choose 
NOTE: Overpayments will not be refunded
to annualize on Form 500UP, must enter 301 in 
to any PTE that has any members that are
16a. Enter the total of amounts paid during the 
one of the code number boxes at the bottom of 
nonresident individuals or nonresident
tax year with Form 510D or 510DP - Maryland 
page 1, Form 510. S corporations may not use 
entities.
Pass-through  Entity  Declaration  of  Estimated 
the  annualization  method  on  Form  500UP, 
Signature and Verification    An  authorized 
Income Tax. Also  include  amounts  paid  by  the 
available at 
general  partner,  officer  or  member  of  the  PTE 
PTE  using  Form MW506NRS  -  Return  of 
If  Form  510  is  filed  late,  calculate  interest  on 
must sign and date Form 510 and enter his or 
Income  Tax  Withheld  For  Nonresident  Sale 
the  amount  of  tax  that  was  not  paid  by  the 
her  title.  If  a  preparer  is  used,  the  preparer 
of Real Property.
original  due  date.  Interest  is  due  at  an  annual 
must  also  sign  the  return  and  enter  the  firm 
16b. Enter  the  amount  paid  with  Form  510E  - 
rate  of  13%  or  1.08%  per  month  or  part  of  a 
name,  address  and  Social  Security  number  or 
Maryland  Application  for  Extension  to  File 
month that tax is paid after the due date of the 
Preparer  Tax  Identification  Number  (PTIN). 
Pass-through Entity Income Tax Return.
return.
Penalties  may  be  imposed  for  tax  preparers 
who fail to sign the tax return and provide their 
16c.  Enter  the  amount  of  nonresident  tax  paid 
A penalty may be imposed if any tax is not paid 
Social  Security  number  or  Preparer’s  Tax 
on the PTE’s behalf by another PTE. Attach the 
when  due. Any  penalty  due  will  be  calculated 
Identification Number.
Schedule  K-1  or  statement  supplied  by  the 
and assessed after filing of Form 510.
other PTE to support this credit.
Mailing Instructions    Mail  the  completed 
Line 19 - Total Balance Due    Add  the 
return  and  all  required  attachments 
16d. Total payments and credits.  Enter  the 
amounts  on  lines  17  and  18  and  enter  the 
to: Comptroller  of  Maryland,  Revenue 
sum of lines 16a through 16c.
result. The total amount due must be paid with 
Administration  Division, Annapolis,  MD  21411-
Form 510.
Line 17 - Balance of Tax Due Enter  the 
0001
difference if line 15 exceeds 16d.
Continue to Line 20 only when there are no
nonresident members  (lines  1b  and  1c  are 
Line 18 - Interest and/or Penalty Calculate 
both zero).
the amount of interest and/or penalty due as a 
result  of  the  underpayment  of  estimated  tax. 
Line 20 - Amount to be Refunded Enter the 
Use Form 500UP.
amount  from  line  16d  if  the  amount  on  line  13 
is zero.
Partnerships  and  LLCs  with  income  received   
INSTRUCTIONS FOR
RECEIPTS FACTOR    The  receipts  factor 
with the provisions previously stated depending 
includes the amount of income reported during 
on the nature and type of each item.
SCHEDULE A –
the  tax  year  as  gross  receipts  or  sales  (less 
PROPERTY FACTOR    The  property  factor 
COMPUTATION OF
returns  and  allowances),  dividends,  interest, 
includes  owned  as  well  as  rented  tangible 
gross  rents,  royalties,  capital  gains  and  other 
APPORTIONMENT FACTOR
personal property used in the trade or business 
income on the federal return.
during  the  tax  year.  Such  properties  are 
2010
Gross receipts from sales of tangible personal
inventory,  machinery  and  equipment,  buildings 
property  are  included  in  the  numerator  if  the 
and land, and other tangible assets. Property is 
Pass-through entities (PTEs)  that  conduct 
business in more than one state must allocate 
property is delivered or shipped to a purchaser 
included in the numerator if it has a situs within 
that  takes  possession  in  Maryland,  regardless 
Maryland.
income  if  one  or  more  of  the  members  are 
nonresident  individuals  or  nonresident  entities 
of f.o.b. point or other conditions of sale. Sales 
Property owned  by  the  PTE  is  valued  at  its 
of tangible personal property to an out-of-state 
of  Maryland.  Partnerships  may  use  separate 
original  cost  at  the  average  of  the  tax  year 
accounting  or  the  apportionment  method  of 
purchaser are also included in the numerator if 
beginning  and  ending  amounts.  If  there  are 
the  purchaser  takes  possession  in  Maryland. 
alloca  t ion.  S  corporations  must  use  the 
material  changes  during  the  tax  year  and  the 
apportionment  method  unless  the  activity  in 
Sales of property in transit that are destined for 
yearly average is not a fair representation, the 
Maryland are included in the numerator.
Maryland  is  nonunitary.  If  the  activity  within 
average  must  be  calculated  on  a  monthly  or 
Maryland  is  nonunitary,  S  corporations  may 
Gross receipts from service-related activities 
daily basis.
use separate accounting.
are  included  in  the  numerator  if  the  receipts   
Property in transit  is  considered  to  be  at  its 
are  derived  from  customers  within  this  State. 
APPORTIONMENT FORMULA
destination for purposes of the factor. Property 
There  are  specific  rules  to  determine 
under  construction  during  the  tax  year  is 
“Customers Within this State”. To review these 
All  factors  of  the  apportionment  formula  are 
excluded from the factor until actually placed in 
developed as fractions, the numerator of which 
rules see Maryland Regulation 03.04.03.08D.
service.
is  the  total  of  Maryland  items  and  the 
Gross  income  from  intangible items  such  as 
Property leased or rented  by  the  PTE  is 
denominator  is  the  total  of  items  everywhere 
dividends,  interest,  royalties  and  capital  gains 
included in the factor at a capitalized value. To 
during the tax year. Each factor is calculated to 
from the sale of intangible property are included 
arrive  at  the  capitalized  value,  expenses 
six  decimal  places  and  used  to  arrive  at  the 
in  the  numerator  based  upon  the  average  of 
associated  with  the  privilege  of  occupying  or 
final  apportionment  factor.  The  items  of  both 
the property and payroll factors.
using  the  property,  including  such  items  as 
numerator and denominator should reconcile to 
Gross  receipts  from  the  rental, leasing or
fixed  rent,  percentage  rent,  real  estate  taxes, 
the  items  as  categorized  and  reported  on  the 
licensing of real or tangible personal
insurance  and  maintenance,  are  multiplied  by 
federal income tax return.
property  are  included  in  the  numerator  if  the 
eight. Expenses for gas, electricity, oil, water or 
THREE -FACTOR FORMULA
property  is  located  in  Maryland.  If  tangible 
other items normally consumed are excluded.
personal  property  is  located  in  this  State  for  a 
Lease or rental expense below the market
Multistate  PTEs  using  the  appor  t ionment 
portion of the tax year, only the income received 
rate  must  be  adjusted  to  reflect  a  reasonable 
method  of  allocation  are  gen  e rally  required  to 
for that portion is included in the numerator.
market  rate  and  then  capitalized.  Sublease 
use  a  three-factor  formula  of  property,  payroll 
Capital  gains  from  the  sale of real and
income  cannot  be  used  to  arrive  at  the 
and  double-weighted  receipts.  The  sum  of  the 
tangible personal property  are  included  in 
capitalized  value  of  leased  or  rented  property, 
property  factor,  payroll  factor  and  twice  the 
the  numerator  if  the  property  is  located  in 
but must be included in the receipts factor.
receipts factor is divided by four to arrive at the 
Maryland.  Ordinary  net  gain  or  loss  derived 
final  apportionment  formula.  To  review  these 
Improvements to the leased or rented
from the sale of depreciable assets is excluded 
rules,  see  Maryland  Regulation  03.04.03.08. 
property that revert to the owner at expiration 
from the factor.
Specific require  m ents regarding each factor are 
of  the  lease  or  rental  term  are  amortized  and 
set forth as follows:
Other income items are included in accordance 
not  capitalized.  The  actual  cost  of  the 
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