Form Ct-1065 - Connecticut Partnership Income Tax Return And Instructions - 2003 Page 3

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
WHAT'S NEW ....................................................... 4
Waiver of Penalty .................................................................. 8
Recordkeeping ....................................................................... 8
GENERAL INFORMATION ................................... 4
Copies of Returns ................................................................. 8
How to Get Help ................................................................. 4
FORM CT-1065 INSTRUCTIONS ........................... 9
How to Get Additional Forms and Publications .................... 4
General Instructions .............................................................. 9
Who Must File Form CT-1065 .......................................... 5
Rounding Off to Whole Dollars ........................................... 9
When to File Form CT-1065 .............................................. 5
Questions A Through I ......................................................... 9
How do Partners Report Their Income ............................... 6
Resident Partners ... 6
Schedule A - Business Information ...................................... 9
Nonresident Partners ... 6
Schedule B - Income Apportionment ................................... 9
Partners That Are Flow-Through Entities ... 6
Signature .............................................................................. 11
Partners That Are C Corporations ... 6
Paid Preparer Signature ....................................................... 11
Group Returns for Nonresident Individual Partners .......... 6
Paid Preparer Authorization ............................................... 11
Where to File ........................................................................ 7
Mailing the Return .............................................................. 11
Taxable Year and Method of Accounting ............................. 7
Schedule C - Partner Information ....................................... 11
What Information Must be Provided to Partners ............... 7
Schedule D - Partners' Share of
Amended Returns ................................................................. 7
Connecticut Modifications ................................................. 11
Extension Request ................................................................ 8
Schedule E - Computation of Connecticut
Penalties ............................................................................... 8
Source Income ................................................................... 14
Penalty for Late Filing ... 8
CONNECTICUT TAX ASSISTANCE ..... Back Cover
Penalty for Failure to File ... 8
OTHER TAXES FOR WHICH THE PARTNERSHIP MAY BE LIABLE
The information that follows is intended to be a general
See Special Notice 2002(11), Business Entity Tax, and
description of other Connecticut taxes for which a
Informational Publication 2003(15), Q & A on the Business
partnership may be liable. Failure to pay these or any other
Entity Tax, for more information.
taxes may subject the partnership and its partners to civil
Connecticut Income Tax Withholding
and criminal penalties.
Any partnership (S corporation) that maintains an office or
To register for sales and use taxes and Connecticut income
transacts business in Connecticut (regardless of the location
tax withholding as well as most other Connecticut taxes
of the payroll department) and that is considered an employer
administered by the Department of Revenue Services (DRS),
for federal income tax withholding purposes must withhold
the partnership must complete Form REG-1, Business Taxes
Connecticut income tax from Connecticut wages, as defined
Registration Application. Visit the DRS Web site to register
in Conn. Agencies Regs. §12-706(b)-1. (See Circular CT.)
on-line. If the partnership already has a Connecticut Tax
Registration Number, the partnership may register for any
Controlling Interest Transfer Tax
additional taxes for which it is liable by contacting the DRS
Connecticut imposes a tax on the transfer of a controlling
Registration Unit at 860-297-4885.
interest in an entity where the entity owns, directly or
indirectly, an interest in Connecticut real property. This tax
Business Entity Tax (Form OP-424)
is reported on Form AU-330, Controlling Interest Transfer
For taxable years beginning on or after January 1, 2002, and
Taxes. See Special Notice 2003(11), 2003 Legislation
prior to January 1, 2003, there is an annual business entity
Affecting the Controlling Interest Transfer Taxes.
tax (BET) of $250. For taxable years beginning on or after
January 1, 2003, and prior to January 1, 2004, the BET is
Real Estate Conveyance Taxes
$300. For taxable years beginning on or after January 1,
If a partnership transfers real estate in Connecticut, it must
2004, the BET is $250. The BET applies to each of the
complete and file Form OP-236, Real Estate Conveyance
following entities, if required to file an annual report with
Tax Return, in the town in which the real estate is situated.
the Connecticut Secretary of the State:
Sales and Use Taxes
• S Corporation;
• Limited Liability Partnership;
A partnership may be responsible for the filing of sales and
use tax returns. Sales tax is due if the company makes sales
• Limited Partnership; or
of taxable goods or services. Use tax is due on the purchase
• Limited Liability Company, which is, for federal income
of taxable goods or services, generally from out-of-state
tax purposes, either treated as a partnership if it has two
retailers or Connecticut retailers who have failed to collect
or more members, or disregarded as an entity separate
the sales tax. Both taxes are reported on Form OS-114,
from its owner, if it has a single member.
Sales and Use Tax Return.
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