Instructions For Form N-103 - Sale Of Your Home - 2012 Page 4

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INSTRUCTIONS
FORM N-103 (REV. 2012)
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who have made the election to do so, shall include
ing price also includes the fair market value of any
Line-by-Line Instructions
in gross income in the year the property is sold,
other property or services you received as part of
Line 1—Enter the date of sale. If you received a
conveyed, or transferred an amount equal to the
the sale. If you received any other property or ser-
federal Form 1099-S, Proceeds From Real Estate
amount of the distribution.
vices as part of the sale, the value of these items
Transactions, the date should be shown in box 1.
is not shown on federal Form 1099-S. However,
Enter on line 5 the total amount of the IHA dis-
If you did not receive a federal Form 1099-S, the
box 4 of that form should be checked.
tribution.
date of sale is the earlier of (a) the date the title
Do not include amounts you received for per-
Line 6—Enter on this line the amount of the IHA
transferred, or (b) the date the economic burdens
sonal property sold with your home. Personal
distribution not previously reported. Also include
and benefits of ownership shifted to the buyer.
property is property that is not a permanent part
this amount on Form N-11, line 10, or Form N-15,
Line 2—If part of your main home was rented out
of the home. Examples are furniture, draperies,
line 19. Identify this amount as “IHA distribution
or used for business and in the year of sale you
and lawn equipment.
reported on sale of property.”
were not entitled to deduct expenses for the part
Line 9—Selling Expenses.—Enter the total ex-
Line 7—Section 235-5.5(f), HRS, also requires
that was rented or used for business, report the
penses you paid to sell your home. These expens-
that 10% (.10) of the IHA distribution used to pur-
entire sale on Form N-103.
es include commissions, advertising, attorney and
chase residential property be added to the indi-
If you were entitled to deduct expenses in the
legal fees, appraisal fees, title insurance, transfer
vidual’s gross income or tax liability upon the sale,
year of sale for the part that was rented or used for
and stamp taxes, and recording fees. Loan charg-
conveyance, or transfer of the property if the total
business, treat the sale as two separate sales. Re-
es, such as points charged to the seller, are also
IHA distribution was not previously reported. On
port on Hawaii Schedule D-1 the part of the sale
selling expenses. Do not include fixing-up expens-
line 7, enter 10% (.10) of line 5.
that applies to the rental or business use. Report
es on this line.
The following individuals shall add 10% of the
on Form N-103 only the part of the sale that repre-
Line 11—Adjusted Basis of Home Sold.—See
IHA distribution to their gross income:
sents your main home. You must allocate between
federal Publication 523 to figure the adjusted basis
1. Individuals who purchased residential prop-
Form N-103 and Hawaii Schedule D-1 the sales
of the home you sold.
erty before January 1, 1990, and who have not
price, expenses of sale, and the adjusted basis of
made the election to report the distribution as
If you were a nonresident of Hawaii when you
the property sold. Attach a statement showing the
gross income over a ten-year period, and
purchased your old Hawaii home, do not reduce
total selling price of the property and the method
2. Individuals who purchased residential prop-
the basis of the old home by any gain on the sale
used to allocate the amounts between the two
erty after December 31, 1996, with a distribu-
of a prior home which was located outside of Ha-
forms.
tion from an IHA established prior to January
waii.
Line 5—Section 235-5.5(f), HRS, requires that
1, 1990, and who made the election to report
Line 20—Maximum Exclusion.—Enter $250,000
the amount received as a distribution from an IHA
the distribution as gross income at the time the
($500,000 if married filing a joint return) if during
property is sold.
which was used to purchase a residential property
the 5-year period ending on the date of the sale,
in Hawaii be included in the gross income of the
Include this amount on Form N-11, line 10, or
you have met the ownership and use tests.
individual.
Form N-15, line 19. Identify this amount as “10%
If you qualify to claim a reduced exclusion, use
penalty on IHA distribution.”
Individuals who purchased residential property
the Reduced Maximum Exclusion Worksheet in
before January 1, 1990, with a distribution from
The following individuals shall add 10% of the
federal Publication 523 to figure the amount to en-
an IHA must include in gross income in the year
IHA distribution to their tax liability:
ter on line 20.
the property is sold, conveyed, or transferred an
1. Individuals who purchased residential property
amount equal to the amount of the distribution, un-
after December 31, 1989, except for individu-
Line 22—Taxable Gain.—If you are reporting the
less an election was made to include one-tenth of
als who purchased residential property after
sale on the installment method, see federal Pub-
December 31, 1996, with a distribution from an
the distribution in gross income each year for ten
lication 523. All others, enter this amount on the
IHA established prior to January 1, 1990, and
years.
Capital Gain/Loss Worksheet in the Instructions
who made the election to report the distribution
for Form N-15. Form N-11 filers should include the
Individuals who purchase residential property
as gross income at the time the property is sold.
gain on Form N-11, line 10 (if not already included
after December 31, 1989 shall include in gross
Include this amount on Form N-11, line 27, or
on Form N-11, line 7).
income one-tenth of the distribution each year for
Form N-15, line 43 and fill in the oval indicating
ten years. If such individual sells the property pur-
that you are including the separate tax from Form
chased with an IHA distribution before the end of
N-103.
the ten-year period, the remaining amount of the
Line 8—Selling Price of Home.—Enter the sell-
distribution not previously reported shall be includ-
ing price of your home. Generally, this includes
ed in gross income in the year of sale.
the amount of money you received, plus all notes,
Individuals who purchase residential property
mortgages, or other debts that are part of the sale.
after December 31, 1996, with a distribution from
If you received a federal Form 1099-S, the total of
an IHA established prior to January 1, 1990, and
these items should be shown in box 2. The sell-

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