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LINE 5 – Multiply line 3 by line 4 and enter the result. If line 3 is a negative
Column (e) – Enter any bonus depreciation received.
figure, shade the minus (-) sign in the box to the left to indicate a
Column (f) – Subtract the bonus depreciation in column (e) from the basis
negative number.
for depreciation in column (d) and enter the result.
K-40 and K-41 filers STOP HERE. If the amount on line 5 is a positive
Column (g) – Multiply the factor in column (c) by the net basis in column
figure (the expense on line 1 is more than the recapture on line 2), enter
(f) and enter the result. For instance, for a 3 year recover period that
was a 200% DB, enter 0.075 in column (c) and assuming column (f) is
it as a subtraction modification on Schedule S, line A18 or Form K-41,
line 26d. If the amount on line 5 is a negative figure (the recapture on
100, the result to enter in column (g) is 7.50.
line 2 is more than the expense on line 1), enter it as an addition
LINE 11 – Add all amounts in column (g) and enter the result on line 11 and
modification on Schedule S, line A5 or Form K-41, line 25d.
line 1, PART A of this schedule.
K-120 and K-121 filers with a positive figure on line 5, proceed to line 6.
PART C – RECAPTURE OF EXPENSING DEDUCTIONS PREVIOUSLY CLAIMED
If the amount on line 5 is a negative figure (the recapture on line 2 was
more than the expense on line 1) then STOP HERE and enter the amount
The following instructions reference the information used in the
from line 5 as a positive figure on line 17 of Form K-120 or Form K-121.
“example” on the previous page.
LINE 6 – Enter the Kansas net income for this entity from either Form
If property that was previously expensed was sold or moved out of
K-120 or Form K-121, as applicable. This amount is determined by adding
Kansas within the "recover period," the expensing deduction previously
line 15 and line 16 together on Form K-120 or K-121.
determined is subject to recapture and treated as Kansas taxable income
allocated to Kansas. If more space is needed, enclose a separate schedule.
LINE 7 – Subtract line 6 from line 5 and enter result (cannot be less
than zero).
Column (a) – Enter the recover period. It should be the same recover
LINE 8 – If the entity is filing a combined return, they may elect to take
period that was claimed on the initial expense deduction for this
an expensing deduction against the income of any member of the combined
asset(s). In our example 5 years was used.
group. If they make this election, enter the information requested on line 8,
Column (b) – Enter the ending period of the tax year that the asset(s)
columns (a), (b) and (c). If more space is needed, enclose a separate
was claimed as an expense deduction. Example: 2013.
schedule. Enter the sum of column (c) on line 8.
Column (c) – Enter the ending period of the current year tax return.
LINE 9 – Add line 8 to the lesser of line 5 or line 6. Enter the result on
Example: 2015
Form K-120 or K-121, line 17. If filing combined, each entity using the
Column (d) – Compute the recapture factor by subtracting the year placed
deduction should record their amount used on line 17 of the K-121. The
in service (b) from the current year (c) and enter the result in (d):
total column of K-121, line 17 should equal the amount on line 9.
Example: 2015 - 2013 = 2.
LINE 10 – Subtract line 8 from line 7. This is the amount of net operating
Column (e) – Compute the years remaining by subtracting the recapture
loss (NOL) remaining for carry forward to next year's return. The NOL
factor (d) from the recover period (a) and enter the result in (e). Example:
may only be used by the entity that claimed the initial expensing deduction.
Subtracting the recapture factor of 2 from the recover period of 5
It may not be used by any of the other entities in a combined group.
equals 3.
PART B – COMPUTATION OF KANSAS EXPENSING
Column (f) – Divide the years remaining (e) by the recover factor (a) and
enter the resulting percentage in (f). Example: Dividing the years
Complete PART B for the type of Kansas property you are electing to
remaining of 3 by the recover period of 5 equals the percent of
expense and enclose Federal Form 4562 with this schedule to support
recapture of 60%.
your claim. If more space is needed, enclose a separate schedule.
Column (g) – Enter the Kansas expensing previously allowed. In our
Column (a) – Using the following table, enter the recover period. This
example this amount was $1,160.
should match the federal recover period claimed on Form 4562.
Column (h) – Multiply column (g) by the percent in column (f) and enter
Column (b) – Enter the method (200 DB, 150 DB or S/L).
the result in column (h). Example: $1,160 by 60% equals $696. This is
Column (c) – Using the following table, enter the factor for that recover
the recapture amount for this asset.
period and method.
LINE 12 – Add all amounts in column (h) and enter the result on line 12 and
Column (d) – Enter the basis for depreciation.
line 2, PART A of this schedule.
Use this table to determine the expense deduction calculated for PART B. NOTE: If Section 179 expense has been made for federal purposes for any
asset, the applicable factor to be used is in IRC §168(b)(1).
FACTORS
IRC§168
IRC§168(b)(1)
IRC§168(b)(2)
IRC§168(b)(3)
IRC§168
IRC§168(b)(1)
IRC§168(b)(2)
IRC§168(b)(3)
Recover
Depreciation
Depreciation
or (g) Depreciation
Recover
Depreciation
Depreciation
or (g) Depreciation
Period
Method
Method
Method
Period
Method
Method
Method
(year)
(200% declining
(150% declining
(Straight line or
(year)
(200% declining
(150% declining
(Straight line or
balance)
balance)
alternative)
balance)
balance)
alternative)
(200DB)
(150DB)
(S/L)
(200DB)
(150DB)
(S/L)
2.5
*
.077
.092
11.5
*
.248
.269
3
.075
.091
.106
12
*
.256
.277
3.5
*
.102
.116
12.5
*
.263
.285
4
*
.114
.129
13
*
.271
.293
5
.116
.135
.150
13.5
*
.278
.300
6
*
.154
.170
14
*
.285
.308
6.5
*
.163
.179
15
*
.299
.323
7
.151
.173
.190
16
*
.313
.337
7.5
*
.181
.199
16.5
*
.319
.344
8
*
.191
.208
17
*
.326
.351
8.5
*
.199
.217
18
*
.339
.365
9
*
.208
.226
19
*
.351
.378
9.5
*
.216
.235
20
*
.363
.391
10
.198
.224
.244
22
*
.386
.415
10.5
*
.232
.252
24
*
.408
.438
11
*
.240
.261
25
*
.419
.449

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