Form Cbt-150 - Statement Of Estimated Tax Vouchers For Corporations - 2012

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2012
Statement of Estimated Tax Vouchers for Corporations
(Form CBT-150)
If you require additional information regarding this packet, please contact the Division of Taxation, Information and
Communications Branch, PO Box 281, Trenton, New Jersey 08695-0281 or phone 1-800-323-4400 from New Jersey
locations or 609-292-6400 from locations outside of New Jersey.
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Who must file -
7. Underpayment of estimated tax -
Corporations whose accounting periods begin in 2012
Any taxpayer who is required to file a statement of
and whose prior year tax liability is greater than $500
estimated tax must file each estimate together with
must make four 25% estimated tax payments in the 4th,
remittance covering the estimated tax due on the
6th, 9th and 12th months of its accounting period
required due date.
Failure to remit such estimated
towards the current year’s tax, except for corporations
payment or making an underpayment of such tax or any
with gross receipts of $50,000,000 or more for the prior
installment thereof, will result in the imposition of
privilege period shall make installment payments as
interest at an annual rate of three percent (3%) above the
follows: 25% in the 4th month, 50% in the 6th month
average predominant prime rate for each month or
and 25% in the 12th month. A corporation whose prior
fraction thereof that the underpayment exists.
The
year tax liability is $500 can, in lieu of making these
average predominant prime rate to be used is the rate as
estimated tax payments, make a single estimated tax
determined by the Board of Governors of the Federal
payment of 50% of the prior year’s tax liability. This
Reserve System, quoted by commercial banks to large
option must be made and the 50% payment must be
businesses on December 1st of the calendar year
remitted no later than the original due date of the prior
immediately preceding the calendar year in which the
year’s tax return.
payment was due or as redetermined by the Director in
accordance with N.J.S.A. 54:48-2.
The average
2. Purpose -
predominant prime rates will be published periodically.
These forms are provided for your convenience for
remitting estimated tax payments on a current basis.
In general, a taxpayer will be considered as having
underpaid if the total amount of the estimated tax
3. How to determine your estimated tax -
payments for the taxable year are less than 90% of the
Computation of the estimated tax should be made on the
total tax liability reported on the current year’s tax return
basis of a full accounting period. Taxpayers should
and less than 100% of the total tax liability reported on
determine their expected liabilities on the basis of
the prior year’s tax return. The addition to the tax on
circumstances existing at the time prescribed for filing.
any underpayment of any installment payment is
Use the Estimated Tax Worksheet on page 3 or 4,
computed on form CBT-160-A or CBT-160-B,
whichever is applicable, for computing each installment
whichever is applicable, and must be paid with the
due.
return.
4. Estimated tax worksheet -
8. When to file -
A worksheet is provided to assist in computing the
The appropriate estimated tax payment due dates for
amounts of installment payments due for any taxpayer
both calendar and fiscal year taxpayers can be found in
required to file a statement which has an accounting year
the Calendar of Due Dates on page 2 of these
beginning after December 31, 2011.
instructions.
5. Overpayment credit from CBT-100 or CBT-100S -
9. Where to file -
If the prior year’s return is overpaid and the taxpayer
A statement of estimated tax shall be filed with the State
elected to apply that overpayment as a credit to the
of New Jersey, Division of Taxation, Revenue
current tax year, that credit may be applied to any or all
Processing Center, PO Box 193, Trenton, New Jersey
vouchers. Enter the amount of the overpayment on Line
08646-0193.
2 of the voucher. However, if the taxpayer elected to
have any portion or all of the overpayment on the prior
10. Electronic Funds Transfers -
year’s return refunded, this amount may not be claimed
The Division of Revenue has established procedures to
as a credit.
allow the remittance of tax payments through Electronic
Funds Transfer (EFT). Taxpayers with a prior year’s
6. Calendar year and fiscal year taxpayers -
liability of $10,000 or more in any one tax are required
All taxpayers should enter the appropriate tax year that
to remit all tax payments using EFT. If estimated tax
the remittance should be credited to in the space
payments are remitted using EFT, the CBT-150
provided on the front of the voucher.
Fiscal year
vouchers should not be sent to the Division of Taxation.
taxpayers must also enter the beginning and ending
If you have any questions concerning the EFT program,
dates of their accounting period in the space provided.
call (609) 984-9830 or write to the Division of Revenue,
EFT Section, PO Box 191, Trenton, NJ 08646-0191.
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