Form Ct-1120a-Fs - Corporation Business Tax Return Apportionment Computation Of Income From Financial Service Company Activities Page 2

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Form CT-1120A-FS Instructions
Complete this form in blue or black ink only.
an investment entity, pension fund, or retirement account along
with management or distribution services.
Use Form CT-1120A-FS, Corporation Business Tax Return
Distribution services include selling interests in an investment
Apportionment Computation of Income From Financial Service
entity, pension fund, or retirement account. Distribution services
Company Activities, if the company is a financial service
also include advertising, servicing, or marketing services
company, as defi ned in Conn. Gen. Stat. §12-218b, whose
provided to an investment entity, pension fund, or retirement
business activity is taxable inside Connecticut, whether or not it
account by an entity that sells interests in such investment entity,
is taxable outside Connecticut.
pension fund, or retirement account.
This form does not apply to net income from services or activities
Management services include (1) the rendering of investment
described in:
advice to an investment entity, pension fund, or retirement
Conn. Gen. Stat. §12-218(f), services provided to a regulated
account, (2) the determining when sales and purchases of
investment company. Use Form CT-1120A-IRIC;
property are to be made on behalf of an investment entity,
Conn. Gen. Stat. §12-218(g), security brokerage services.
pension fund, or retirement account, and (3) the selling or
Use Form CT-1120A-SBC; and
purchasing of property constituting assets of an investment
Conn. Gen. Stat. §12-218(j), credit card activities.
entity, pension fund, or retirement account pursuant to a contract
Use Form CT-1120A-CCA.
with such investment entity, pension fund, or retirement account.
Such income shall be apportioned in accordance with subsections
General Instructions
(f), (g), or (j) of Conn. Gen. Stat. §12-218.
Apportion the net income of a fi nancial service company to
International banking facility: Receipts attributable to an
Connecticut by multiplying such income by an apportionment
international banking facility are not included in the numerator
fraction that is calculated using the receipts factor that is refl ected
or denominator of the receipts factor. In lieu of such exclusion
on Line 15. The numerator of the receipts factor is the total of
of receipts attributable to an international banking facility, the
the Connecticut receipts of the taxpayer during the income
taxpayer may, on or before the due date (or extended due date)
year and is refl ected in Column A, Line 14. The denominator
of its corporation business tax return, make an election to exclude
of the receipts factor is the total of the receipts of the taxpayer
receipts attributable to an international banking facility from the
within and outside Connecticut during the income year and
numerator of its receipts factor and to include such receipts in
is refl ected in Column B, Line 14. Use the same method to
the denominator of its receipts factor.
calculate receipts for purposes of the denominator as is used
If the taxpayer makes the election, the taxpayer may not, in
to determine receipts for purposes of the numerator. For Lines
arriving at its net income, deduct the gross income attributable to
1 through 13, enter Connecticut receipts in Column A and enter
the international banking facility from its gross income. Expenses
total receipts in Column B.
or losses attributable to the international banking facility, to the
Line Instructions
extent deductible under the Internal Revenue Code, may be
Line 1 - Enter receipts from the lease, sublease, or rental of real
deducted from its gross income. The election is irrevocable for
property on which the taxpayer may claim depreciation for federal
and applicable for fi ve successive income years.
income tax purposes or real property to which the taxpayer holds
Defi nitions
legal title and on which no other person may claim depreciation
Financial service company is defi ned broadly and is intended to
for federal income tax purposes. Connecticut receipts from the
include the traditional business entities that are generally considered
lease or rental of real property are equal to receipts from the
to be engaged in the business of lending money, extending credit,
lease, sublease, or rental of real property that is owned by the
or otherwise dealing in money capital. See Conn. Gen. Stat.
taxpayer and located in Connecticut.
§12-218b(a)(6) and Ruling 2000-4.
Line 2 - Enter receipts from the lease, sublease, or rental of
Loan means (1) any extension of credit resulting from direct
tangible personal property other than transportation property
negotiations between the taxpayer and its customer, or (2) the
on which the taxpayer may claim depreciation for federal
purchase or receipt, in whole or in part, from another of such
income tax purposes or tangible personal property to which the
extension of credit.
taxpayer holds legal title and on which no other person may
claim depreciation for federal income tax purposes. Connecticut
Billing address means the location indicated in the books and
receipts from tangible personal property are equal to receipts
records of the taxpayer, investment entity, pension fund, or
from the lease, sublease, or rental of tangible personal property
retirement account as the address where any notice, statement,
owned by the taxpayer if the tangible personal property is located
or bill relating to the customer, investor, or participant’s account
within Connecticut when it is fi rst placed in service by the lessee.
is mailed. The billing address shall be determined as of the fi rst
day of the taxable year, or the date during the taxable year when
Line 3 - Enter receipts from the lease or rental of transportation
the relationship began between the taxpayer, investment entity,
property, which means vehicles and vessels capable of moving
pension fund, or retirement account and the customer, investor,
under their own power (such as aircraft, trains, water vessels,
or participant.
and motor vehicles) and any equipment or containers attached
to such vehicles and vessels. If the transportation property is
Administrative services include clerical, accounting, record
an aircraft then the Connecticut receipts are equal to the total
keeping, transfer agency, bookkeeping, data processing,
custodial, internal auditing, legal, and tax services provided to
Form CT-1120A-FS (Rev. 12/14)
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