Instructions For Form Pa-41 - Estimating Pa Fiduciary Income Tax For (Estates And Trusts Only)

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REV-413(F) EX (08-12)
INSTRUCTIONS FOR ESTIMATING
PA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE
PA FIDUCIARY INCOME TAX FOR (ESTATES AND TRUSTS ONLY)
PART 1. WHO MUST MAKE ESTIMATED TAX PAYMENTS
Part A and Part B of the REV-414(F) will help you figure the correct
amount to pay. Use the Record of Estimated Tax Payments on the
Fiduciaries of estates and trusts must make PA estimated tax
REV-414(F) to keep track of the payments made and amount of the
payments if they reasonably expect that the estate or trust will earn,
remaining payments. Use the PA-40ES Fiduciary or PA-40ESR
receive, or realize income of $8,000 ($246 in tax) for 2013, and they
(F/C); Declaration of Estimated Personal Income Tax forms to
reasonably expect the credits will be less than the smaller of:
ensure the department properly credits the estimated tax installment
• 90 percent of the tax to be shown on the estate or trust’s 2013
payments.
tax return; or
• 100 percent of the product of multiplying the net PA taxable
PART 2. PAYMENT DUE DATES
income shown on the 2012 PA-41 return by 3.07 percent (0.0307).
Use the table below to determine the due date and the amount of
NOTE: Fiduciaries may also follow federal rules in determining the
each installment. You may pay the entire amount of your estimated
tax for the estate or trust with the first payment or pay in installments
amount of quarterly estimated payments due.
when due.
The department only requires that estates (or trusts that receive the
residue of a probate estate) make estimated payments beginning
PART 3. PA-40ES FIDUCIARY AND PA-40ESR (F/C)
with taxable years ending two or more years after the decedent's
DECLARATION OF ESTIMATED PERSONAL INCOME TAX
death.
Fiduciaries filing declarations for the first time should use the
NOTE: An estate or trust that receives its income unevenly throughout
PA-40ESR (F/C) form. Thereafter, the PA Department of Revenue
the year may be able to lower or eliminate the amount of its required
will supply preaddressed PA-40ES Fiduciary forms. Failure to
estimated tax payment for one or more periods by using the
receive department-provided forms does not relieve taxpayers from
annualized income installment method. See Annualized Income
filing and paying the tax.
Method below. When income is earned unevenly throughout the
If you do not receive the preprinted PA-40ES Fiduciary forms or they
year, complete and include with your Form PA-41, Fiduciary Income
are lost or damaged, use the PA-40ESR (F/C) form. See forms
Tax Return, Form REV-1630F, Underpayment of Estimated Tax
ordering information in Part 7.
by Fiduciaries, to determine if you owe or do not owe estimated
PART 4. HOW TO COMPLETE AND USE THE DECLARATION OF
underpayment penalty. Fiduciaries that have taxable income of $8,000
for a tax year in which estimated payments are due will be subject to
ESTIMATED PERSONAL INCOME TAX FORM
estimated underpayment penalties for all estimated payment periods
PA-40ESR (F/C)
in which an estimated payment is not made, or is underpaid, and no
Complete the name and identification information on the left-hand
exceptions are met for that period, even if the calculated annualized
side of the coupon. In the middle column, fill in the oval to indicate the
income for those periods is less than an annualized income amount
account is a fiduciary account. In the right-hand column, enter the
of $8,000. Underpayment penalties will accrue for those periods
fiscal year information if applicable, as well as the amount of payment
until such estimated tax payments are received.
or declaration of tax (see instructions in the following paragraph for
CAUTION: Fiduciaries cannot use the prior year PA-41 tax liability
specific information about how to complete these lines).
as this year’s estimated tax to avoid underpayment penalty. The
PA-40ES
estimated tax rules apply to:
There is a separate PA-40ES Fiduciary form for each due date. The
• Resident estates or trusts; and
due date is in the upper right corner. Please use the PA-40ES
Fiduciary form with the correct due date. Complete and submit the
• Nonresident estates or trusts that expect to have taxable income
form only when making a payment. To complete the declaration form
from sources within Pennsylvania.
and pay the estimated tax due:
Use these instructions and the REV-414(F), Estates and Trusts
Worksheet, to determine the estimated tax. Use PA-40ES Fiduciary
• Enter the amount calculated on Line 25 of the REV-414 (F),
Estates and Trusts Worksheet, in the Declaration of Estimated
or PA-40ESR (F/C), Declaration of Estimated Personal Income Tax
forms, to declare and pay the estimated tax for the estate or trust.
Tax Block;
ANNUALIZED INCOME METHOD
If the estate or trust first meets
And you pay the following percentages of the estimated tax by the date shown
the requirement to make estimated tax
or the next business day if the due date falls on a Saturday, Sunday or holiday.
The number
payments:
of required
15th day of the
15th day of the 1st
15th day of the
15th day of the
installments is:
4th month or
month of the next year
Fiscal year filers
Calendar year filers
6th month or
9th month or
Apr. 15, 2013
or Jan. 15, 2014
Jun. 15, 2013
Sep. 15, 2013
Before the 1st day
Before March 1,
of the 3rd month of
4
25%
25%
25%
25%
2013
the tax year
After the last day of
After Feb. 28, 2013,
the 2nd month and
before the 1st day
and before
3
50%
25%
25%
of the 5th month of
May 1, 2013
the tax year
After the last day of
After April 30, 2013,
the 4th month and
before the 1st day
and before
2
75%
25%
of the 8th month of
Aug. 1, 2013
the tax year
After the last day of
After July 31, 2013,
the 7th month and
and before
1
100%
before the 1st day
Dec. 1, 2013
of the 12th month
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