State Of Arkansas Partnership Income Tax Instructions

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STATE OF ARKANSAS
Partnership Income Tax Instructions
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
Reminders for 2002:
A
ct 1283 of 1999. Under this act, income attributable to
Form AR1050 is used to file the income of a partnership.
an Investment Partnership’s qualifying investment securi-
Every domestic or foreign partnership doing business within
ties would not be taxed if distributed to a nonresident part-
the State of Arkansas or in receipt of income from sources
ner. “Investment partnership” is defined as a partnership
therein, regardless of amount, shall file an AR1050. This
with at least 90% of its assets comprised of investment se-
form is also to be used by business organizations that are
curities plus office equipment. Only income derived from
limited liability companies.
dividends, interest and gains would be excluded from a non-
resident partner’s income. The provisions of this act do not
WHEN AND WHERE TO FILE
apply to income derived from investment activity that is in-
terrelated with any trade or business activity of the nonresi-
File Form AR1050 for the calendar year or the fiscal year.
dent or an Arkansas entity in which the nonresident owns
Fiscal year returns must be filed on or before the fifteenth
an interest.
(15
) day of the fifth (5
) month following the close of the
th
th
fiscal year. (Calendar year returns are filed on or before May
STATE TAX DEPRECIATION
15.) The Form should be mailed to State Income Tax, P. O.
PROVISION UNAFFECTED BY
Box 8026, Little Rock, AR 72203-8026.
NEW FEDERAL LAW
LINE BY LINE INSTRUCTIONS
Arkansas is one of several states that have not adopted the
Income tax provisions contained in the federal economic
INCOME
stimulus bill Congress passed on March 8, 2002. In response
to the tragic events of September 11, 2001 and a slowing
economy, Congress passed a stimulus package to boost
Line 1.
Enter gross receipts or sales from all business
the national economy. One provision of this federal law
operations other than those listed on Lines 4
permits business taxpayers to claim a 30% advanced
through 10.
depreciation allowance on certain assets placed into service
between September 10, 2001 and September 11, 2004.
Line 2.
Complete Schedule A on page 2 of AR1050.
Enter on Line 2, the amount shown on Line 7 of
While the new depreciation provision may be used for federal
Schedule A.
returns, many states, including Arkansas, operate under a
different tax code. On Arkansas income tax returns,
Line 3.
Subtract cost of goods sold, Line 2, from gross
taxpayers must file following the rules in sections 167, 168,
receipts or sales, Line 1. Enter the difference
179, and 179A under the Internal Revenue Code of 1986,
on Line 3.
enacted January 1, 1999. Arkansas law would have to be
changed during a legislative session before these new
Line 4.
Enter the income from any other partnerships
depreciation rules would apply in Arkansas.
or fiduciaries. Attach schedule/Federal sched-
ule.
It is estimated that Arkansas’ adoption of the new federal
depreciation law would decrease state revenue $129 million
Line 5.
Enter the amount of interest received or cred-
during the first three years. Over the next ten years, the
ited to the account of the partnership. Attach
state would experience a revenue increase of $105 million
schedule/Federal schedule.
after the advanced depreciation is exhausted. Unlike
Arkansas, some state’s laws “piggy back” federal tax laws
Line 6.
Enter the net profit/loss for the rent of property.
and automatically include federal changes. Many of these
Attach schedule/Federal schedule.
states have “decoupled” from the new federal laws because
of the revenue decrease in the initial years of the law.
Line 7.
Enter the net profit/loss received as royalties.
Attach schedule/Federal schedule.
You can find more information about Arkansas tax code, or
file your income tax electronically, by visiting the Department
Line 8.
Enter the net profit/loss received from farming.
of
Finance
and
Administration
web
site
at
Attach schedule/Federal schedule.

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