Form Fi-161 - Vermont Fiduciary Return Of Income - 2012 Page 7

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return with the Internal Revenue Service if VT income is
Line 4b: Capital Gains Exclusion See Schedule FI-162 and
affected.
instructions to calculate the capital gains exclusion for 2012. Also,
see Technical Bulletin 60 on our website under “Publications”.
FORM FOR AMENDING VT FIDUCIARY TAX RETURN
Schedule FI-162 is not included here. It may be downloaded at
 Check the Amended box in the upper right-hand corner on
in the “Forms” section, or mailed to you by
the applicable tax year(s) Form FI-161.
calling (802) 828-2515.
NET OPERATING LOSSES No VT refund is available for a
Line 4c: Adjustment for Bonus Depreciation on Prior Year
carryback. The VT carryback or carryforward election for a net
Property Enter the difference between the depreciation calculated
operating loss must be the same as elected for Federal purposes.
by standard MACRS methods and the depreciation calculated at
the Federal level. For information on calculating the amount that
LINE-BY-LINE INSTRUCTIONS
can be subtracted, see Technical Bulletin 44.
Line 1: Enter the taxable income amount from Federal Form
Line 5: Subtract Line 4d from Line 3.
1041, Line 22. For Qualified Settlement Funds, enter the amount
Line 6: Using Schedule B compute the tax on the VT taxable
from Federal Form 1120-SF.
income. Enter the tax from Line 23 or Line 25.
Line 2a: Enter the calculation of Non-VT State & Local
Line 7: Most taxpayers should enter 100% on this line. However,
Obligations from Schedule A, Line 18. For nonresident taxpayers,
a nonresident or part-year resident estate or trust should first
use Schedule E, Line 58 to adjust for Non-VT State and Local
complete Schedule E and then Schedule C to determine the income
Obligations.
adjustment.
Line 2b: Federal Bonus Depreciation VT does not recognize
the bonus depreciation allowed under Federal law for 2012. The
Line 9: Credit for Income Tax Paid to Other State or Canadian
Province (FOR FULL-YEAR AND SOME PART-YEAR
depreciation must be recalculated without the bonus depreciation
RESIDENT ESTATES & TRUSTS) Complete Schedule D and
using standard MACRS method. Enter the difference between
enter the amount here.
the depreciation calculated by standard MACRS methods and
the depreciation calculated using the Federal bonus depreciation
Line 11a: From 1099, Statements of VT Income Tax Withheld,
for assets placed in service in 2012. Go to
Estimated and/or Extension Payments. Enter the amount of VT
“Publications” to see Technical Bulletin 44 for information on
income tax withheld. Attach the copy of the 1099 or other payment
calculating the amount to add back to taxable income.
statement(s) to verify the amount. Estimated payments are not
required to be made for trusts and estates. However, if you chose
Line 2c: State and Local Income Taxes Enter the amount of
to make “estimated” payments, enter the amount paid and/or the
state and local income taxes above $5,000 which are included on
amount paid with the Extension of Time to File on this line as well.
Federal Form 1041, Line 11.
Line 11b: From Form RW-171, VT Real Estate Withholding.
Line 4a: Interest Income from U.S. Obligations
Interest
If VT real estate was sold during 2012 and the buyer withheld VT
income from U.S. government obligations (such as U.S. Treasury
Bonds, Bills, and Notes) is exempt from VT tax under the laws of
income tax from the sales price, enter the amount withheld shown
on Form RW-171, Vermont Withholding Tax Return for Transfer
the United States. Enter the amount of interest income from U.S.
of Real Property, Schedule A, Line 12 here.
Obligations on this line.
For installment sales, the balance of the gain must be reported
Interest income is exempt when received directly from the U.S.
to VT on future returns or elect to pay VT 6% tax on the entire
Treasury or from a trust, partnership, or mutual fund that invests
gain in the year of the sale. If you choose the 6% tax, include a
in direct obligations of the U.S. government.
letter with the return asking for the “6% Tax Elect Out for VT
Income from the sale of U.S. government obligations is taxable
Purposes” and attach a copy of the Federal Form 6252.
in VT. Income from repurchase agreements, securities of
FNMA, FHMC or GNMA or other investments that are not direct
Line 11c: From Form WH-435, Estimated Payment Made on
obligations of the U.S. government are also taxable. See Technical
Behalf of a Trust or Estate by a Business Entity for Nonresident
Partner, Member or Shareholder (NONRESIDENTS ONLY)
Bulletin 24 for more information.
Enter the estimated income tax payments made on behalf of the
Supporting Documentation Required No attachment to return
Trust or Estate by a partnership, limited liability company, or
required. However, obtain statements for the taxpayer’s records
S corporation toward the 2012 VT Fiduciary income tax. The
in the event the Department requests such documentation.
entity would have made these payments on Form WH-435. Call
Acceptable statements need to show the sources of U.S. government
(802) 828-5723 if more information is needed on Form WH-435
interest income and the percentage from each source. Summary
payments. See Technical Bulletins 5 & 6.
information from a K-1, or just a statement “U.S. government
securities” without further identification is not acceptable.
SCHEDULE A
NOTE: If U.S. interest is distributed on Line 18 of the Federal
INTEREST AND DIVIDEND INCOME FROM NON-VT STATE
1041, the deduction is lost.
AND LOCAL OBLIGATIONS ARE TAXABLE IN VT. A VT
obligation is one from the State of VT or VT municipality.
VT 2012 Tax Rate Schedule
Line 16: Enter the total interest and dividend income received
If Taxable
of the
from all state and local obligations exempted from Federal tax.
Income
But
the VT
amount
You may not reduce interest and dividend income by investment
is Over
Not Over
Tax is
over
expenses if those expenses are not used to reduce income on your
$0
$2,400
3.55%
$0
federal return.
$2,400
$5,600
$85.00 + 6.80%
$2,400
Line 17: Enter the interest and dividend income from VT
obligations. This may have been paid directly or through a
$5,600
$8,500
$303.00 + 7.80%
$5,600
mutual fund or other legal entity that invests in VT state and
$8,500
$11,650
$529.00 + 8.80%
$8,500
local obligations. If the income is received from a mutual fund
$11,650
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$806.00 + 8.95%
$11,650

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