Form 42a741(I) (10-12) - Kentucky Fiduciary Income Tax Return

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INSTRUCTIONS—FORM 741
42A741(I)
10-12
KENTUCKY FIDUCIARY INCOME TAX RETURN
income and is taxed at the same rates as all other income.
WHO MUST FILE
Enter the S corporation income on Schedule M, Part I, Line 3
A return must be filed by the following:
and identify the income as “ESBT – S corporation income.” A
separate schedule must be attached to the return to show the
Every resident estate with gross income for the taxable
income and deductions applicable to S corporation portion
year of $1,200 or more; and every resident trust with gross
of the ESBT. When computing income of the S corporation
income for the taxable year of $100 or more.
portion of the ESBT, the following must be considered: (1)
Capital losses are allowed in computing income only to the
Every nonresident estate with gross income for the taxable
extent of capital gains; (2) Passive losses and ordinary losses
year from Kentucky sources of $1,200 or more; and every
are deductible only against passive income and ordinary
nonresident trust with gross income for the taxable year
income, respectively; (3) No deduction is allowed for amounts
from Kentucky sources of $100 or more.
distributed to beneficiaries; and (4) No additional deductions
are allowed for state taxes.
WHEN AND WHERE TO FILE
Taxpayers must file by the 15 th day of the 4 th month following
LINE-BY-LINE INSTRUCTIONS
the close of the tax year. Mail the return to:
Line 1—Enter the amount shown as federal adjusted total
Kentucky Department of Revenue
income from federal Form 1041, Line 17. Attach a complete
Frankfort, KY 40619-0008
copy of the federal return.
FIDUCIARY INCOME
Line 3—Enter the portion of deductions that are allocated to
the additional Kentucky income reported on Line 2. These
Kentucky income tax law is based on the federal income tax
deductions are in addition to the deductions claimed on your
law in effect on December 31, 2006. The Department of Revenue
federal Form 1041.
generally follows the administrative regulations and rulings of
the Internal Revenue Service in those areas where no specific
Line 7—Enter the portion of deductions on federal Form 1041
Kentucky law exists. Kentucky law requires taxpayers to report
allocable to Kentucky tax-exempt income reported on Line 6.
income on the same calendar or fiscal year and to use the same
To compute unallowable deductions, divide the Kentucky tax
methods of accounting as required for federal income tax
exempt income by the entire income of the fiduciary. Multiply
purposes. Effective for taxable years ending after September
total deductions by this percentage. Report the amount of
10, 2001, a fiduciary that for federal income tax purposes elects
unallowable deductions on Line 7.
to use the 30 percent or the 50 percent special depreciation
allowance will have a depreciation difference for Kentucky
Line 10, Beneficiaries’ Shares of Income and Deductions—
Income distribution deduction. Enter amount.
purposes. See Form 740 and Schedule M instructions or contact
the Department of Revenue for more information.
Each beneficiary’s share of income, deductions, credits, etc.,
ADMINISTRATION EXPENSES (KRS 140.090(h))
must be reported on a separate Schedule K-1 and filed with
Form 741. A copy must be given to the beneficiary and a copy
retained by the fiduciary.
In the case of a decedent’s estate, if the election was made not
to deduct costs of administration, including attorney’s fees
The income distributed or distributable to beneficiaries is the
actually allowed and paid, on a Kentucky inheritance tax return,
amount on page 1, Line 10. Each beneficiary is required to
these expenses may be deducted on Form 741. A statement
include the distributed or distributable share of income, as
waiving the right to deduct these expenses for inheritance tax
shown on Schedule K-1, on the individual income tax return.
purposes must also be filed with Form 741.
The name and identification number of each beneficiary should
If the same administration expenses that were claimed on the
be entered as it appears on the individual return.
Kentucky Inheritance Tax Return, Form 92A200 or Form 92A205,
are also claimed on the federal fiduciary income tax return,
Generally, federal rules and regulations apply but amounts
Form 1041, an adjustment must be made to add these expenses
reported may be different due to differences in Kentucky and
to the Kentucky adjusted total income on the Kentucky Form
federal laws, e.g., statutorily exempt income, U.S. government
741, Schedule M, Line 3.
bonds, municipal interest, etc.
ELECTING SMALL BUSINESS TRUST (ESBT)
Line 11—Enter excludable amount of retirement income.
Attach Schedule P if the pension income is more than $41,110
An ESBT must report income, losses, and deductions allocated
and is from a retirement system of the federal government,
to the ESBT as an S corporation shareholder and the gain
Commonwealth of Kentucky or a Kentucky local government.
and loss from the disposition of S corporation stock on the
The fiduciary may claim a deduction for retirement income not
Kentucky fiduciary return, and pay income tax accordingly.
distributed on Form 741, Line 10. Each beneficiary is entitled
All S corporation income is reported on the return as regular
to combine the retirement income distributed on Line 10 with

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