Instructions For Form 480.80 - Fiduciary Income Tax Return (Estate Or Trust) Page 2

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Instructions Form 480.80
LOSSES:
PART II - INCOME (OR LOSSES)
Losses incurred in activities that do not constitute your principal
Line 1 - Income (or losses)
business or industry, may be used as an allowable deduction
only to offset the income from the same activity that produced the
Enter on lines 1A through 1N the total of each type of income
loss.
(or deductible losses), and provide detailed information for
each one of them on the applicable Schedules.
Losses incurred in your principal industry or business, may be
used to offset the income from other sources.
Use Schedule F to inform income from interest, corporate
dividends and profit distributions from partnerships, special
For additional information on how to classify an economic activity
partnerships and Subchapter N Corporations of Individuals,
as a principal industry or business, contact our Consulting
income from prizes or contests, income from judicial or
Section at (787) 722-0216.
extrajudicial indemnification and miscellaneous income.
Transfer the amounts from Schedule F Individual to lines 1A, 1B
Line 3 - Deductions
and 1D through 1G of page 1 of your return. (Refer to the
instructions of the individual income tax return available in our
A) Amounts distributed to beneficiaries
site on the Internet for specific instructions of Schedule F
Individual).
Every estate or trust may claim as a deduction the amount to be
distributed by the fiduciary to the beneficiaries, if that amount has
If you received dividends from investment in a Capital Investment
been included in the beneficiaries income tax return, even if the
or Tourism Fund, use Schedule Q1 to determine this income.
amount has not been distributed.
This schedule with its instructions is available at the Forms and
Publications Division.
Also, a deduction shall be allowed for the amount paid or credited
to a beneficiary from the income derived from an estate, during
On the other hand, if you received income from an industry or
the period of its administration or liquidation, or from income that
business or from an activity for the production of income, use the
according to the fiduciary's discretion has been paid or
applicable schedule:
accumulated, as long as that amount has been included in the
income tax return of the beneficiary.
1)
Schedule K Individual - to inform industry or business
income
The Puerto Rico Internal Revenue Code of 1994, as amended
(Code), establishes certain rules for the application of this
2)
Schedule L Individual - to inform farming income
deduction. For more information, refer to the Code.
3)
Schedule M Individual - to inform professions and
B) Contributions
commissions income
A deduction shall be allowed for any part of the gross income,
4)
Schedule N Individual - to inform rental income
without limitation, which pursuant to the terms of the testament or
deed creating the trust, is paid or permanently set aside during
If such activity does not constitute your principal source
the taxable year for the purposes and in the manner specified
of income, transfer only the profits determined on the
in Section 1023(aa)(2)(M) of the Code, or is to be used
Schedules to Part II, lines 1I through 1L, page 1 of your return.
exclusively for religious, charitable, scientific, literary or
If you had losses, enter zero.
educational purposes, for the prevention of cruelty to children or
animals, or for the establishment, acquisition, maintenance or
If you derived income from a Film Project or Infrastructure
operation of a public cemetery not operated for profit. This
Project (Act No. 362 of December 24, 1999, Act for the Film
deduction substitutes the deduction for contributions granted by
Industry Development), you must file Schedule K Individual.
Section 1023(aa)(2)(M).
Do not enter the income determined on line 9, Part II of
Schedule K Individual on Part 2, line 2 I of the return. Make
Contributions made by a trust with funds from business income
sure to check in Part I of this schedule, Act No. 362 of 1999.
not related to the trust earned during the year, are not deductible.
If you derived income under the previously mentioned Act No.
If the trust has made a prohibited transaction by the Code, the
362 of 1999, multiply line 9, Part II of Schedule K Individual by
deduction for contributions is limited to 15% of the net income of
7% and enter the result on line 10, Part II of said schedule. This
the trust (determined without this deduction).
amount will be entered in Part III, line 6 of the return.
Line 5 - Credit
If you had a net capital gain or loss, use Schedule D Individual
and transfer to Part II, line 1M.
Enter $1,300 for an estate, or $100 for a trust.
If you had a long-term capital gain from Capital Investment
Funds, use Schedule Q1 to determine this gain and transfer to
Part II, line 1N.
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