13.5 - Multiple Jurisdictions Flashcards

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What is a tax jurisdiction?

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  • Geographic area with its own distinct set of tax rules and regulations
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Public Law 86-272

What does Public Law 86-272 state regarding presence in a taxing state?

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  • Minimum presence in the taxing state by the nonresident must be established before a state can tax a nonresident
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Public Law 86-272

Define Nexus

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sufficient presence in a state to tax

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Public Law 86-272

Identify 3 activities that do not establish Nexus according to Public Law 86-272

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  • Nexus not established if:
    • Activity limited to solicitation of orders for tangible personal property
    • Orders are sent out of state for approval or rejection
    • Orders are filled by shipment or delivery from a point outside the state if approved
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Do protected in-state activities establish nexus?

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No

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Identify protected in-state activities (will not establish nexus)

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  • Soliciting orders for sale by any type of advertising
  • Soliciting orders by an in-state resident with only an “in-home” office
  • Carrying free samples and promotional materials for display or distribution
  • Furnishing display racks & advising customers of products without charge
  • Providing automobiles for conducting protected activities
  • Passing orders, inquiries and complaints on to the home office
  • Missionary sales activities
    • (i.e., manufacturers solicitation of retailers to buy the manufacturer’s goods from the manufacturer’s wholesale customers)
  • Coordinating shipment / delivery and providing related information without charge
  • Checking customers’ inventories
  • Maintaining a sample / display room at one location for less than 14 days during the tax year
  • Recruiting, training and evaluating sales personnel
  • Mediating customer complaints solely for ingratiating the sales personnel with the customer and facilitating order request
  • Owning, leasing, using or maintaining personal property for use in the employee’s “in-home” office or automobile that is solely limited to the conducting of protected activities
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Do “unprotected” in-state activities create nexus?

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Yes

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Identify “unprotected” in-state activities that create nexus

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  • Making repairs or performing maintenance or service on property sold or to be sold
  • Collecting on accounts
  • Investigating creditworthiness
  • Installing a product at or after shipment or delivery
  • Conducting training courses, seminars or lecturers for non-soliciting personnel
  • Providing technical assistance or service for purposes other than the facilitation of the solicitation of orders
    • Engineering assistance or design service
  • Investigating, handling or otherwise assisting in resolving customer complaints
  • Approving or accepting orders
  • Repossessing property
  • Securing deposits on sales
  • Picking up or replacing damaged or returned property
  • Hiring, training or supervising personnel
  • Maintaining sample or display room at any one location in excess of 14 days during the tax year
  • Carrying samples for sale, exchange, or distribution in any manner for consideration or other value
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Allocation of Non-business Income:

Identify the 4 types of non-business income

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  • Net rents and royalties
  • Capital gains and losses
  • Interest and dividends
  • Patent and copyright royalties
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Allocation of Non-business Income:

How is non-business income allocated for net rents and royalties affiliated with real property?

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Allocation based off location of property

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Allocation of Non-business Income:

How is non-business income allocated for net rents and royalties affiliated with tangible personal property?

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allocation based off proportional use or commercial domicile

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Allocation of Non-business Income:

How is non-business income allocated for capital gains and losses affiliated with real property?

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allocation based off location of property

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Allocation of Non-business Income:

How is non-business income allocated for capital gains and losses affiliated with tangible personal property?

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allocation based off location or commercial domicile

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Allocation of Non-business Income:

How is non-business income allocated for capital gains and losses affiliated with intangible personal property?

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allocation based off commercial domicile

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Allocation of Non-business Income:

How is non-business income (interest and dividends) allocated for multiple jurisdictions?

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Based off commercial domicile

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Allocation of Non-business Income:

How are patent and copyright royalties (non-business income) allocated for multiple jurisdictions?

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proportional use or commercial domicile

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Apportionment of Business Income to Taxing State Formula:

What is the apportionment of business income to taxing state formula?

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(Property Factor + Payroll Factor + Sales Factor) ​/ 3

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Property Factor:

What is the purpose of the property factor in the “apportionment of business income to taxing state formula”?

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  • Determines the in-state use of real and tangible personal business property
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Property Factor:

How is property owned by the taxpayer valued in the property factor?

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  • Property owned by taxpayer is valued at cost
    • Not AB (no depreciation reduction)
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Property Factor:

How is property rented by the taxpayer valued?

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  • Property rented by taxpayer is valued at 8x’s the net annual rental rate
    • Rate paid minus rate received from sub-rentals
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Property Factor:

What is the formula for the property factor calculation?

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Average value of in-state real & tangible personal property used / Average value of all real & tangible personal property used

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Payroll Factor:

What is the purpose of the payroll factor?

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  • Payroll factor uses amounts determined by the accounting methods of the business so that accruals are treated as paid
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Payroll Factor:

How is payroll attributed to management / maintenance or nonbusiness property treated in the payroll factor?

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excluded from the formula

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Payroll Factor:

Identify the payroll factor formula

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in-state compensation paid / total compensation paid

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Sales Factor:

What is the net sales factor used for?

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Business income only

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Sales Factor:

Identify the sales factor formula

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in-state sales / total sales