Instructions For 2014 Form 6y: Wisconsin Subtraction Modification For Dividends

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Instructions for 2014 Form 6Y:
Wisconsin Subtraction Modification for Dividends
Purpose of Form 6Y
If the payee corporation is in a combined group, it
must own the stock of the payer corporation for the
Combined groups complete Form 6Y to report the
payee’s entire taxable year that is included in the
amount of dividends that may be subtracted from
combined return.
federal taxable income under the Wisconsin divi-
dends received deduction. Combined groups also
For purposes of Form 6Y, the Wisconsin dividends
use Form 6Y to report the amount of intra-group divi-
received deduction under sec. 71.26(3)(j), Wis.
dends that may be eliminated from combined unitary
Stats., is called the “70% ownership” dividend deduc-
income in cases where the Wisconsin dividends re-
tion.
ceived deduction does not apply.
Elimination of Dividends from Combined Unitary
Enter the information for each member in a separate
Income
column. If there are more than three members, use
additional Forms 6Y. For example, if there are seven
The elimination of dividends from combined unitary
members in the combined group, enter members one
income applies only to corporations that are in com-
through three on Form 6Y (do not complete the com-
bined groups. Under sec. 71.255(4)(f), Wis. Stats.,
bined total column yet). Next, enter members four
and s. Tax 2.61(6)(e), Wisconsin Administrative
through six on an additional Form 6Y (do not com-
Code, a dividend paid between two members of the
plete the combined total column yet). Finally, com-
same combined group may be eliminated from the
plete a new Form 6Y for the seventh and final mem-
group’s combined unitary income if it meets the fol-
ber. Complete the combined total column on the last
lowing requirements:
Form 6Y for all group members.
The dividend doesn’t already qualify for the Wis-
consin dividends
received deduction under
sec. 71.26(3)(j), Wis. Stats.
NOTE: Do not use Form 6Y to report dividends that
The dividend was paid out of earnings and profits
are
nontaxable
for
reasons
other
than
the
attributable to net income or loss that was includ-
Wisconsin dividends received deduction or the
ed in the group’s combined unitary income in the
elimination of intra-group dividends from combined
current taxable year or a prior taxable year
unitary income. See the instructions for Form 6,
The dividend does not exceed the payee’s basis
Part II, line 4f, for reporting those dividends.
in the payer’s stock
Transitional Rule. If the intra-group dividend was
Below is an explanation of each type of dividend re-
paid out of earnings and profits (E&P) that were gen-
portable on Form 6Y, followed by line-by-line instruc-
erated in a taxable year beginning before January 1,
tions.
2009, the dividend may be eliminated from combined
unitary income to the extent the net income that gen-
erated the E&P would have been included in com-
bined unitary income under sec. 71.255, Wis. Stats.,
(the statute requiring combined reporting) if that sec-
Wisconsin Dividends Received Deduction
tion had been in effect in those years.
The Wisconsin dividends received deduction is avail-
Computing Earnings and Profits. The following
able to corporations that are separate entity filers as
rules apply to the computation of E&P for purposes of
well as combined group filers. Under sec. 71.26(3)(j),
the dividend elimination:
Wis. Stats., a dividend is deductible for Wisconsin
purposes if it meets the following requirements:
1. LIFO Rule: Dividends are treated as paid first out
It is paid on common stock, and
of current E&P. If the dividends paid exceed cur-
rent E&P, then the dividends are treated as paid
The corporation receiving the dividend owned at
out of E&P accumulated in preceding years, be-
least 70% of the total combined voting stock of
ginning with the year closest to the current year.
the payer corporation for the entire taxable year.
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