N.H. Admin. Code § Rev 302.01 - Business Organizations Filing as S Corporations for Federal Income Tax Purposes
(a) A corporation which qualifies and files
as an S corporation, for federal income tax purposes pursuant to sections 1361
through 1379 of the IRC, shall be treated the same as a corporation which files
as a regular corporation for federal income tax purposes.
(b) A corporation qualified as a subchapter S
subsidiary for federal income tax purposes pursuant to section 1361(b) of the
IRC shall:
(1) Be treated as an S corporation
as provided in (a) above, for purposes of the business profits tax;
(2) Maintain sufficiently detailed records to
determine the business profits tax liability of the corporation at the
corporate level; and
(3) File its
own business tax return unless it is part of a combined return.
(c) The following modifications
shall be made to federal Form 1120S to arrive at the net profit from all
business activity:
(1) The ordinary income or
loss from trade or business activities on page one of federal Form 1120S shall
be increased or decreased by all necessary adjustments including, but not
limited to, on schedule K of federal Form 1120S for the amounts of:
a.Gross income or loss from real estate
rental activities less expenses for such activities;
b.Gross income or loss from other rental
activities less expenses for such activities;
c.Interest, dividend or royalty
income;
d.Short-term and long-term
capital gains;
e.Net gain or loss
under section 1231 of the IRC; and
f.Any S corporation income, loss or expenses
not included in federal Form 1120S; and
(2) Expenses allowed to a C corporation may
be deducted.
(d) In a
year wherein sections of the IRC pertaining to formation or termination of an S
corporation are applicable, and the business organization is required to file a
federal S corporation short-year return and a federal regular corporation
short-year return for the same tax year, the corporation shall, for purposes of
business profits tax complete and file Form NH-1120, Corporate "Business
Profits Tax Return" with the department.
(e) Form NH-1120 shall be accompanied by both
federal returns.
(f) The method
selected to allocate income between the short S corporation and regular
corporation tax years for federal purposes shall not alter the amount due under
RSA 77-A.
(g) A taxpayer shall
determine the basis of stock held in an S corporation for business profits tax
purposes by:
(1) Calculating the basis amount
as if the stock were that of a regular corporation; and
(2) Not using basis adjustments which follow
federal conduit rules for taxation of partnership-type interests.
(h) Liquidations of S corporations
shall follow the same rules of the IRC as liquidations of regular corporations
for business profits tax purposes.
(i) No part of this section shall be
construed as allowing a greater deduction from income or inclusion to income
than would be allowable for regular corporations.
Notes
#2651, eff 3-22-84; ss by #2722, eff 5-23-84; ss by #4192, eff 12-23-86; amd by #4438, eff 6-22-88; ss by #5490, eff 10-19-92; ss by #6853, eff 9-23-98; ss by #8709, eff 8-25-06
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