Instructions For Form 8621 - 2016 Page 10

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amounts allowed as a deduction under
on the “other income” line of their tax
Line 9b. Calculate your total tax as if
the section 1296 mark-to-market rules
returns. Other entities should include
your total taxable income did not include
for prior tax years. See section 1296(d)
this amount on the comparable line of
your share of the undistributed earnings
and Regulations section 1.1296-1(a)(3).
their tax return.
of the QEF (line 8e). Enter this amount
on line 9b.
Lines 10c and 12. Corporations and
Line 14c. Enter the amount by which
individuals should include the gain or
the loss on line 13c exceeds the
Line 9c. For corporations, enter this
(loss) on the “other income” line of their
unreversed inclusions. This amount is
deferred tax on Form 1120, Schedule J,
tax returns. Other entities should include
subject to the rules generally applicable
in brackets to the left of the entry space
this amount on the comparable line of
to losses provided elsewhere in the
for line 11. Subtract this deferred tax
their tax return. However, Regulated
Code and regulations thereunder. See
amount from the total of lines 7, 8, and
Investment Companies, for purposes of
Regulations section 1.1296-1(c)(4)(ii).
10, and enter the difference on line 11.
section 851(b), should treat amounts
Multiple dispositions. In the case of
For individuals, enter this deferred
included in income as a dividend.
multiple dispositions, attach a statement
tax on Form 1040 in brackets to the left
If a CFC makes a section 1296
for each disposition using the same
of the entry space for line 63. Subtract
mark-to-market election with respect to
format shown on lines 13 through 14c.
this deferred tax amount from the total
a PFIC in which it owns stock, any
Then:
of lines 56 through 62, and enter the
line 10c gain is treated as foreign
Enter “multiple” on lines 13a, 13b,
difference on line 63.
personal holding company income and
and 14a.
any line 12 loss is treated as a
Enter your net ordinary gains on
Part IV. Gain or (Loss)
deduction that is allocable to foreign
line 13c (do not enter any net losses on
From a Section 1296
personal holding company income.
line 13c).
Enter your net ordinary losses on
Mark-to-Market Election
Lines 13 through 14c
line 14b.
A shareholder that has made a
Complete lines 13 through 14c if you
Enter your net “other” losses on
mark-to-market election under section
sold or otherwise disposed of any
line 14c.
1296 with respect to PFIC stock
section 1296 stock during the tax year.
For more information relating to
completes lines 10a through 12 with
For purposes of lines 13 through 14c,
mark-to-market elections under section
respect to PFIC stock that the
“section 1296 stock” is any stock for
1296, see Regulations sections
shareholder holds at the close of its
which the taxpayer has made a
1.1296-1 and 1.1296-2.
taxable year, and lines 13a through 14c
mark-to-market election pursuant to
with respect to PFIC stock that it sold or
section 1296(a), which is in effect for the
disposed of during its taxable year.
tax year and for which the coordination
Part V. Distributions From
rule of Regulations section 1.1296-1(i)
As discussed earlier in Mark-to-
and Dispositions of Stock
does not apply.
Market Election, a shareholder may be
of a Section 1291 Fund
required to complete Part V, rather than
Line 13c. If the fair market value of the
Part IV, in the first year in which a mark-
See Section 1291 Fund earlier for the
stock on the date of sale or disposition
to-market election is made. See section
definition of section 1291 fund, and also
(line 13a) is more than the U.S. person's
1296(j) and Regulations sections
for a brief summary of the tax
adjusted basis in the stock on the date
1.1291-1(c)(4) and 1.1296-1(i).
consequences for shareholders of a
of sale or disposition (line 13b), the
section 1291 fund.
line 13c excess is a gain and is treated
Lines 10a Through 12
as ordinary income. Corporations and
Also, see Section 1291 Fund and
If the fair market value of the PFIC stock
individuals should include the gain on
Mark-to-Market Election earlier for a
as of the close of the tax year is more
the “other income” line of their tax
brief discussion of when a shareholder
than the U.S. person's adjusted basis in
returns. Other entities should include
may be subject to section 1291 in the
the stock, the excess is treated as
this amount on the comparable line of
year that it makes a mark-to-market
ordinary income.
their tax return. However, Regulated
election under any provision of the
Investment Companies, for purposes of
If the adjusted basis of the stock is
Code, including section 1296.
section 851(b), should treat this amount
more than the fair market value as of the
as a dividend.
Complete a separate Part V for each
close of the taxable year, the excess is
excess distribution. That is, if you
allowed as a deduction, but only to the
If the adjusted basis of the stock
receive a distribution from a section
extent of the lesser of:
(line 13b) exceeds its fair market value
1291 fund with respect to shares for
(line 13a), the excess is a loss and is
1. The amount of the excess
which you have different holding
entered on line 13c as such.
(line 10c) or
periods, complete lines 15a through 15e
Furthermore, the filer must complete
2. The unreversed inclusions
separately for each block of shares that
lines 14a and 14b, and, if applicable,
(defined below) with respect to such
has the same holding period
line 14c.
stock (line 11).
(“applicable stock”). If you dispose of
Line 14a. Enter any unreversed
stock in a section 1291 fund for which
This amount is treated as an ordinary
inclusions with respect to the stock (see
you have different holding periods,
loss, and as a deduction allowable in
definition earlier).
complete line 15f for each block of
computing adjusted gross income.
shares that has the same holding
Line 14b. Enter the loss from line 13c,
Unreversed inclusions. Unreversed
period.
but only to the extent of unreversed
inclusions are the excess of the
inclusions on line 14a. This loss is
amounts that were included in income
treated as ordinary loss. Corporations
under the section 1296 mark-to-market
and individuals should include the loss
rules for prior tax years over the
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