Wisconsin Subtraction Modification For Dividends Instructions Sheet 2015

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Instructions for 2015 Schedule 4Y:
Wisconsin Subtraction Modification for Dividends
Purpose of Schedule 4Y
during the entire taxable year. You do not need to re-
port each dividend separately. Instructions for each
Corporations complete Schedule 4Y to report the
field of lines 1a through 1f follow:
amount of dividends that may be subtracted from fed-
eral taxable income under the Wisconsin dividends re-
Name of Payer Corporation. Enter the name of the
ceived deduction.
corporation that paid the dividends eligible for the sub-
traction.
NOTE: Do not use Schedule 4Y to report dividends
Name of Payee Corporation. Enter the name of the
that are nontaxable for reasons other than the
corporation that received the dividends eligible for the
Wisconsin dividends received deduction. See the
subtraction.
instructions for Schedule 4W, line 6 for reporting
those dividends.
Date Acquired by Payee. Enter the date on which the
payee obtained the level of voting stock ownership in-
Below is an explanation of each type of dividend re-
dicated in the Payee’s Ownership of Payer field de-
portable on Schedule 4Y, followed by line-by-line in-
scribed below.
structions.
Payee’s Ownership of Payer. Check the appropriate
line to indicate the payee’s level of ownership of the
payer’s stock. The percentages shown represent the
total ownership of the combined voting power of the
Wisconsin Dividends Received Deduction
payer’s stock.
Under sec. 71.26(3)(j), Wis. Stats., a dividend is de-
ductible for Wisconsin purposes if it meets the follow-
CAUTION: The corporation cannot claim a subtrac-
ing requirements:
tion for dividends unless it owned more than 70% of
the combined voting power of the payer’s stock for the
It is paid on common stock, and
entire taxable year.
The corporation receiving the dividend owned at
least 70% of the total combined voting stock of the
payer corporation for the entire taxable year.
Dividends Received. Enter the dividends received by
the payee from the payer to the extent they qualify for
For purposes of Schedule 4Y, the Wisconsin dividends
the dividends received deduction.
received deduction under sec. 71.26(3)(j), Wis. Stats.,
is called the “70% ownership” dividend deduction.
CAUTION: If the payee owned more than 50%, but
less than or equal to 70%, of the combined voting
power of the payer’s stock, you must determine how
much of the dividends qualify to be eliminated from
Line-by-Line Instructions
income. You may only report the qualifying amount
on lines 1a through 1f.
First, group the total dividends received by the corpo-
ration into amounts paid by each payer.
■ Line 1h. Additional Schedules 4Y – If the corpora-
From the total amounts paid by each payer, identify
tion has more qualifying dividends than can be re-
the dividends that qualify for the “70% ownership” div-
ported on lines 1a to 1f, you must use lines 1a to 1f of
idend deduction.
an additional Schedule 4Y (or additional Schedules
4Y) to report the remaining qualifying dividends. Com-
■ Lines 1a through 1f. Qualifying Dividends – On
plete lines 1h through 4 only for the first Schedule 4Y.
lines 1a to 1f, enter the aggregate totals of qualifying
dividends based on the groupings described above.
■ Line 3. Foreign Taxes – On line 3, enter taxes paid
Each of these lines represents the total dividends paid
to a foreign nation on dividends listed on lines 1a to 1f
from one payer corporation to one payee corporation
(including dividends listed on lines 1a to 1f of addi-
tional Schedules 4Y) if you are claiming those foreign
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