Conn. Agencies Regs. § 12-717-1 - Part-year residents: capital losses and passive activity losses
(a) Where an individual changes resident
status during the taxable year, the capital gains or losses or passive activity
income or loss attributable to such individual are to be computed separately
for the period of residence and for the period of nonresidence. In each case
the computation of the capital gain or loss or passive activity income or loss
to be computed as if separate federal income tax returns had been filed for the
period of residence and for the period of nonresidence, except that:
(1) the separate computations applicable to
the respective periods of residence and nonresidence shall include any special
accruals required in this Part; and
(2) the capital gain or loss or passive
activity income or loss to be reported on the Connecticut part-year resident
income tax return for the period of nonresidence includes only those capital
gains and losses or passive activity income and losses reported for federal
income tax purposes which are derived from or connected with Connecticut
sources during the nonresident period.
(b)
(1) A
capital loss carryforward or suspended passive activity loss from a Connecticut
taxable year preceding the taxable year in which the change of residence
occurred shall retain its original character and be treated in the same manner
as for federal income tax purposes in determining the net capital gain or loss
or passive activity income or loss attributable to the respective periods of
residence or nonresidence.
(2) The
amount available as a carryforward loss from a preceding Connecticut taxable
year to the taxable year that the change of residence occurred shall be
applied, as for federal income tax purposes, in chronological order as if
separate federal income tax returns had been filed for the period of residence
and for the period of nonresidence, except that where the change of residence
is from nonresident to resident, effect shall be given in any subsequent year
to any capital loss carryforward or suspended passive activity loss computed on
the Connecticut income tax return for the period subsequent to the change of
residence only to the extent such capital loss carryforward or suspended
passive activity loss is includible in computing federal adjusted gross income
of the individual for the subsequent year or years.
(3) The amount available as a carryforward to
the resident period in the taxable year that the change of residence occurred
is the same amount which would be available as a capital loss carryforward or
suspended passive activity loss if a federal income tax return were being filed
for the period of residence.
(4)
The provisions of §
12-711(b)-6
of Part II apply in determining the Connecticut adjusted gross income derived
from or connected with Connecticut sources of an individual for the period of
nonresidence.
(5) Anything to the
contrary in this section notwithstanding, no loss sustained in a taxable year
that was not a Connecticut taxable year may be carried forward to a succeeding
Connecticut taxable year. In addition, no loss sustained in a Connecticut
taxable year may be carried back to a preceding taxable year that was not a
Connecticut taxable year.
(6) For
purposes of this section, "Connecticut taxable year" means a taxable year
beginning on or after January 1, 1991 (the effective date of the Connecticut
Income Tax Act).
(c) The
provisions of this section also apply to part-year resident trusts, and
wherever reference is made in this section to a part-year resident individual,
such reference shall be construed to include a part-year resident trust, and
any reference to a part-year resident individual's Connecticut adjusted gross
income, Connecticut adjusted gross income for the period of residence or
Connecticut adjusted gross income derived from or connected with Connecticut
sources for the period of nonresidence shall be construed to mean a part-year
resident trust's Connecticut taxable income, Connecticut taxable income for the
period of residence or Connecticut taxable income derived from or connected
with Connecticut sources for the period of nonresidence, respectively. The
provisions of §§
12-713(a)-1
through
12-714(a)-2 of
Part IV shall apply in determining the income derived from or connected with
sources within Connecticut of a part-year resident trust for the period of
nonresidence.
(d) While this
section pertains to Section
12-717
of the general statutes, for purposes of supplementary interpretation, as the
phrase is used in Section
12-2
of the general statutes, the adoption of this section is authorized by Section
12-711(b)(3)
of the general statutes.
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